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FEATURES Tuning range 0.8 GHz to 26.5 GHz » Low phase noise » 100 MHz digital IF BW (125 MS/sec complex) » 95 MHz analog IF BW Reduced size, weight, and power » 1.6 X 5.5 X 10 in. » 3.5 lbs » +12 Vdc, 25 watts » COTS computer bay form fit insertion compatible 10 Gbps digital network output » Digital complex baseband I/Q over 10G Ethernet » SFP+ Single Mode or Multi Mode fiber optic Time stamping of digital data via external GPS time reference » GPS/UTC time correlation of digitized IF data TCP networked control and spectral monitoring » Integrated GUI and spectral display over 10/100 Ethernet 140 MHz analog IF output with selectable BW filters DESCRIPTION The tradition of delivering maximum value in microwave surveillance receivers continues with the introduction of the LITERAIL family of Miniature Digitizing Microwave Tuners. The flagship model SMR-7522 provides frequency coverage from 800 MHz to 26.5 GHz with the performance and reliability that customers expect from our products. SMR-7522 Miniature Microwave Digitizing Tuner In addition to significant size and power reductions versus conventional set-on receivers, the SMR-7522 integrates signal digitization capability. Continuous Digital IF data is transmitted in VITA-49 format over 10 GbE via fiber optic cable for compatibility with the latest technology in digital demodulators, signal recorders and other off-board equip- ment. Unallocated FPGA resources can be used to imple- ment user-defined, pre-processing or specialized on-board demodulation of raw IF signal data. Despite its small size and low power, the SMR-7522 design achieves excellent phase noise performance, signal fidelity and out-of-band rejection. An integrated spectrum display generator provides continuous, FFT-based spectral data updates of the 100 MHz digital IF bandwidth. RF Sweep Mode provides a display of the RF spectrum as the tuner steps across the frequency range of interest, RF Scan provides a fine detail display of the RF spectrum. Spectral Data is made available on the 10/100 Ethernet. Timing signal inputs provide the ability for the unit to accurately timestamp the digital IF data. IRIGB-123 analog timecode, 1 PPS signal, and 10 MHz reference signals from a precision timing source are used by the SMR-7522 to provide timestamping accuracy within 1nsec. In the absence of valid timecode and 1 PPS signals, the 10 MHz reference can still be used to phaselock multiple units to a common reference.

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FEATURES• Tuningrange0.8GHzto26.5GHz

» Lowphasenoise» 100MHzdigitalIFBW(125MS/seccomplex)» 95MHzanalogIFBW

• Reducedsize,weight,andpower» 1.6X5.5X10in.» 3.5lbs» +12Vdc,25watts» COTScomputerbayformfitinsertion compatible

• 10Gbpsdigitalnetworkoutput» DigitalcomplexbasebandI/Qover10G Ethernet» SFP+SingleModeorMultiModefiberoptic

• TimestampingofdigitaldataviaexternalGPStimereference» GPS/UTCtimecorrelationofdigitizedIFdata

• TCPnetworkedcontrolandspectralmonitoring» IntegratedGUIandspectraldisplayover10/100

Ethernet• 140MHzanalogIFoutputwithselectableBWfilters

DESCRIPTIONThe tradition of delivering maximum value in microwave surveillance receivers continues with the introduction of the LITERAIL family of Miniature Digitizing Microwave Tuners. The flagship model SMR-7522 provides frequency coverage from 800 MHz to 26.5 GHz with the performance and reliability thatcustomers expect from our products.

SMR-7522

MiniatureMicrowaveDigitizingTuner

In addition to significant size and power reductions versus conventional set-on receivers, the SMR-7522 integrates signal digitization capability. Continuous Digital IF data is transmitted in VITA-49 format over 10 GbE via fiber optic cable for compatibility with the latest technology in digital demodulators, signal recorders and other off-board equip-ment. Unallocated FPGA resources can be used to imple-ment user-defined, pre-processing or specialized on-board demodulation of raw IF signal data. Despite its small size and low power, the SMR-7522 design achieves excellent phase noise performance, signal fidelity and out-of-band rejection.An integrated spectrum display generator provides continuous, FFT-based spectral data updates of the 100 MHz digital IF bandwidth. RF Sweep Mode provides a display of the RF spectrum as the tuner steps across the frequency range of interest, RF Scan provides a fine detail display of the RF spectrum. Spectral Data is made available on the 10/100 Ethernet.

Timing signal inputs provide the ability for the unit to accurately timestamp the digital IF data. IRIGB-123 analog timecode, 1 PPS signal, and 10 MHz reference signals from a precision timing source are used by the SMR-7522 to provide timestamping accuracy within 1nsec. In the absence of valid timecode and 1 PPS signals, the 10 MHz reference can still be used to phaselock multiple units to a common reference.

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Centerfrequency Selectablebandwidths

Outputlevel

Connector

Impedance

140 MHz

4,12, 24, 32, 50 MHz and By-pass (standard set). Other BW sets available.

Adjustable from −25 dBm to 0 dBm in 1 dB steps

SMA

50 Ω

SPECIFICATIONSTuningrange

Maxsignalamplitude

Noisefigure*(atmaxgainover>90%band)

Imagerejection

IFrejection

LineardynamicrangeP1dB-to-noise(1MHzBW)

Two-tone,thirdorderIMdistortion

Singletonespuriousfreedy-namicrange

Secondorderinputinterceptpoint

Frequencystability

Tuningtime

Tuningresolution

RFinputconnector

InputVSWR

Ultimatecarriertonoiseratio

Integratedphasenoise (100Hzto100MHz)

Passbandflatness

Gaincontrolmodes MGC

IMCG

AGC

LOleakage

Internallygeneratedspurious

0.8 GHz to 26.5 GHz

0 dBm operating+20 dBm without damage

20 dB, max. (0.8 to 8.0 GHz)22 dB, max. (8.0 to 20.0 GHz)24 dB, max. (20 to 26.5 GHz)

60 dB, min.

60 dB, min.

83 dB, min. at 60 dB attenuation

< −50 dBc at rated output level

50 dB, min.

+30 dBm, min.

±3.0 ppm, max.

5 msec

1 kHz

Super SMA

2.5:1, max.

+72 dB (1 MHz Ref BW)

<0.25° rms 0.8 to 2.6 GHz<0.35° rms 2.6 to 9.6 GHz<0.45° rms 9.6 to 26.5 GHz

< ±1.0 dB, typ.

75 dB attenuation range

Independent control of three attenuation stages: 40 dB, 20 dB, 20 dB

Adjustable attack and release time constants: 100 µsec to10 sec

< −90 dBm LO freq < 7.2 GHz< −84 dBm LO freq = 7.2 GHz<−80 dBm LO freq > 7.2 GHz except LO freq at 16.8 GHz: -90 dBm −90 dBm EIL, typ,−68 max.

10 MHz sinewave−10 to +15 dBmAuto-switching/InternalSMA50 Ω

10 MHz+4 dBm (1 Vp-p)SMA50 Ω

ExternalReferenceInput Frequency Amplitude Referenceselect Connector Impedance

InternalReferenceOutput Frequency Amplitude Connector Impedance

ADCsamplerate

Digitizedsignallevel

Outputdatarate

Anti-aliasfilterBW

AliasfreeBW

Groupdelay

Outputdataformat

Digitaltransceiversupport

Timestamp

250 MS/sec real

−15 dB F/S, user selectable backoff 0 dB to 10 dB

125 MS/sec complex I/Q;selectable decimation by powers of 2 to 128

85 MHz at −1 dB95 MHz at −3 dB

85 MHz at −60 dBc95 MHz at −50 dBc

<10 nsec over 80 MHz<20 nsec over 90 MHz

VITA-49 over 10G Ethernet

SFP+ Cage compatible 10G optical Ethernet (10GBASE-SR 10GBASE-LR)

Per VITA-49, valid when time reference inputs are provided.

REFERENCEINPUT/OUTPUT

ANALOGIFOUTPUT

DIGITALIFDATA

*NoiseFigurevsTemperatureDegradation:≤+2.0dB,20.0-26.5GHzat+55°C≤+1.0dB,0.8-20.0GHzat+70°C≤+3.0dB,20.0-26.5GHzat+70°C

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INTEGRATEDSPECTRUMDISPLAYGENERATOR

Operatingmodes

Spectralgeneration

FFTcomputationrate

Windowing

Spectraldatafrequencyresolution

IFPanwidth

Clientframerate(IFPan)

RFSweep/RFScanwidth

RFSweeptime

Displayamplituderesolu-tion

IF Pan, RF Sweep, RF Scan

2048-pt complex FFT

Continuous, R61k/sec

Blackman-Harris

512 points per 90 MHz (IF Pan, RF Scan), 512 points (RF Sweep)

90 MHz

Selectable from 1 to 50 frames /sec

Selectable in 90 MHz increments

280 msec/1 GHz; 7.2 sec full band sweep

8-bit mode: 1dB 16-bit mode, 1dB plus 8-bit fraction

Timingstandard

Origin

Impedance

Connectors

IRIGB-123

Precision timing generator

50 Ω

SMA

PRECISONTIMINGTimingInputsAnalogTimecodeand1PPS

ETHERNETCONTROLANDDATAINTERFACEConnector

Speed

Linkprotocol

Commandprotocol

RJ45

10/100 BaseT

IEEE 802.11

TCP/IP

DCINPUTPOWERVoltage

Connector

Power

Fuse

±12 Vdc +4/−3 VOver/under-voltage and reverse voltage protection

6-pin LEMO

25 watts

Front panel SA SB 2AG

ENVIRONMENTALOperatingtemperature

Cooling

−10° to + 70° C

Internal fan

MECHANICALSize(inches)Size(millimeters)

Weight

1.6H x 5.5W x 10D40.6H x 139.7W x 254D

3.5 lbs (1.6 kg)

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GUI-CWMODE GUI-SWEEPMODE

OPTIONS• Alternate BW filter sets at 140 MHz• Dual input connectors with programmable frequency switch

point.• +24 Vdc Power Operation for compatibility with vehicle

power.• Single Input/Output Reference Connector

SMR-7522REARPANEL

WARRANTY

All intelligentRFsolutions equipment is warranted for one year, except for damage caused by accident or misuse, provided the equipment is returned for repair to the plant in Sparks, Maryland U.S.A