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Custom build rugged Extruded Housing (same as the ANAN-10) (note: no ventilation holes required in .mil style designs)
Supports 2 fully independent receivers (sharing the same antenna - and with suitable PC software, Each receiver can display 48/96/192/384/1152kHz of spectrum)
Blocking Dynamic Range (ARRL Method) no detectable gain compression below ADC overloa.
Transmit and receive image rejection > 110dB
Full duplex operation, any split over entire 160m to 6m range.
Software-selectable 31dB input attenuator in 1dB steps
Firmware can be updated via the Industry Standard TCP/IP network Ethernet connection.
Differences between the ANAN-10 & the ANAN-10E
1. The ANAN-10E uses a 14 bit ADC while the ANAN-10 uses a 16 bit ADC
2. The ANAN-10E uses an EP3C25 FPGA while the ANAN-10 uses a larger EP3C40
3. The ANAN-10E supports 2 receivers while the ANAN-10 supports 7 receivers
The ANAN-10E is an ideal platform who want an entry level DDC/DUC SDR tranceiver, performance of the rig far exceeds most high end legacy radios.
- The ANAN-10E is an ideal platform who want an entry level DDC/DUC SDR tranceiver, performance of the rig far exceeds most high end legacy radios.
- Blocking Dynamic Range (ARRL Method) no detectable gain compression below ADC overload
- Supports 2 fully independent receivers (sharing the same antenna - and with suitable PC software, Each receiver can display 48/96/192/384/1152kHz of spectrum)
- Full duplex operation, any split over entire 160m to 6m range.
- Firmware can be updated via the Industry Standard TCP/IP network Ethernet connection.



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