La description

VHF/UHF radio family for stationary and shipborne communications
Key facts
  • Extended frequency range from 100 MHz to 512 MHz for coverage of various civil and military communication modes
  • Output power up to 100 W for deployment with EPM (ECCM) waveforms for increased performance
  • TCP/IP-based interfaces for remote control, voice over IP (VoIP) and for service/maintenance activities
  • Simple network management protocol (SNMP) for establishing radiomonitoring and remote control applications with automated TRAP reporting
  • Continuous transmission at temperatures up to +55 °C
  • Interfaces for external cipher units and modems

Brief description To ensure secure radiocommunications and successful accomplishment of missions, today's stationary radiocommunications solutions for civil and military applications must meet extremely demanding RF requirements and also provide high operating reliability. The R&S®M3SR Series4400 software defined radio family is designed for stationary civil and military secure voice and data communications. It features high modularity and outstanding specifications. The R&S®M3SR Series4400 radios provide continuous AM and FM transmission coverage from 100 MHz to 512 MHz. The radios were developed in line with international civil air traffic control guidelines and standards (ICAO Annex 10, EN 300676). The radios also fulfill UHF communications requirements in line with EN 302617. The R&S®M3SR Series4400 offers military customers a wide range of interfaces and associated proprietary frequency hopping waveforms, as well as radiocommunications in line with NATO standards. Military data transmission methods such as LINK11 and LINK22 are supported. To ensure that existing R&S®M3SR Series4400 systems remain up-to-date, their functionality can be enhanced through subsequent software downloads and, if necessary, by using new hardware modules.
Features & Benefits
  • Secure communications
    • NATO and proprietary EPM (ECCM) waveforms
    • 70 MHz up/downconverter for external modems (optional)
    • Methods for secure data transmission over TDMA-based radio networks (optional)
    • Interface for external encryption devices
    • Remote key loading
    • Support for various LINK methods
  • Ease of operation
    • Intuitive graphical user interface (GUI)
    • Password-protected access
    • Plain-text status and warning messages
    • Automatic remote control access management
  • Flexible range of applications
    • Software defined radio concept
    • VoIP interface (optional)
    • Highly modular design enabling scalable radios
    • Flexibility when selecting the voltage source (multirange AC power supply, direct DC input)
  • Unrivaled radio parameters
    • Excellent RF characteristics
    • Robust design for unfavorable RF conditions
    • Integratable UHF circulator with VHF bypass function for improved intermodulation rejection (optional)
    • Frequency agile pre-/postselector for optimum interference-free operation (optional)
    • 70 MHz wideband interface for modem applications (optional)
  • Flexible and safe investment for the future
    • Hardware and software upgrades
    • Integrated in the NATO logistics structure
    • Low lifecycle costs
  • Low maintenance
    • IP-based maintenance tool supporting radio cloning
    • Powerful built-in test (BIT)
    • No tuning of the RF modules required
    • High reliability
    • Radios in a mobile ATC tower
    • Voice over internet protocol (VoIP)
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