SDR Radio Receiver RTL2832U RTL-SDR Chip Receiver with FC0013 Tuner Band 22-1100MHz

SDR-V2 radio receiver is an RTL-SDR receiver based on RTL2832U chip, equipped with FC0013 Tuner, the frequency band is expanded to 22-1100MHz, and supports L-band input.

Suction Cup Antenna:

Length: 3 meters

Connector: SMA male-to-male

Pole Length: 175 mm

Frequency: 698–1800 MHz

Gain: 3 dBi

1. RTL-SDR V2 cannot receive shortwaves, because the RTL-SDR RTL2832U chip itself does not directly support shortwave reception, because it lacks the direct downconversion function for the HF band (below 24 MHz), so RTL-SDRV2 cannot receive shortwaves due to hardware limitations. If you want to receive shortwave, it is recommended to choose RTL-SDR V4

RTL-SDR has a rich supporting software ecosystem, covering multiple platforms such as computers, tablets, and mobile phones. Real-time sampling rate:

Approx. 2.4 MS/s (million samples/sec) Actual stable value may be slightly lower)

I/Q mode: Support complex sampling (orthogonal downconversion)

Resolution:

Number of ADC bits: 8-bit (RTL2832U built-in) with limited dynamic range for entry-level applications.

Interface:

USB 2.0: Depends on computer processing signals (may be limited by USB bandwidth)

Cost-effective entry SDR:

-Compared with professional SDR equipment (e.g. HackRF, USRP), it is inexpensive and suitable for beginners to learn radio technology.

Compatible with mainstream SDR software (SDR#, GORX, HDSDR, CubicSDR, etc.) without additional drivers.

Open source ecological support:

Rich software support from the global developer community, such as: SDR# (windows platform, easy to use)

-GORX (Linux/macOS, support for harmonic analysis)

-rtl_433 (decoding 433MHz sensor signal)

-dump1090 (Aeronautical ADS-B Signal Decryption)

Low-power and portable design

•USB power supply, no external power supply required

Typical application scenarios:

Amateur radio & spectrum monitoring monitoring of aviation bands (1090MHZADS-B), amateur radio stations (HFHF/UHF), FM/AM broadcasting, etc.

Analyze the local radio environment and troubleshoot sources of interference.