AD9363 Chip Software Defined Radio Receiver Multifunctional SDR Meter Open Source SDR Lab Communication Experiment Platform for Professional Radio Dev

Features:Professional Circuit Design: 10-layer printed circuit board wiring ensures proper impedance matching and signal integrity. The housing is CNC machined to enhance heat dissipation and overall strength, ensuring stable operation over time.Stable Performance Core Hardware: Equipped with an XC7Z020-2CLG400I chip (7z020-2I) and AD9363 chip, the frequency ranges from 70MHz to 6GHz, and the maximum sampling rate is as high as 61.44MHz, which provides users with mature and stable software-defined radio experiment platform.Powerful Memory Flash Configuration: Equipped with 1GB DDR3 memory running at 1066MHz with 32-bit bit width to ensure high data processing capability. The integrated 32MB QSPI flash memory provides enough storage space to support system operation and temporary data storage. In addition, it also supports TF card expansion, users can further increase the storage capacity according to the need to realize larger-scale data recording and application expansion.Integrated Debugging Convenient Powersupply: Integrated JTAG debugging circuitry and USB-to-serial port functionality enable developers to realize both powersupply and debugging through a single connection cable, achieving seamless debugging and powersupply and reducing the complexity of desktop wiring. This design greatly simplifies the construction and maintenance of the development environment and improves work efficiency.Comprehensive USB Network Interface Support: The device fully supports the USB OTG function, which can automatically switch between master and slave device roles to adapt to various connection scenarios. All USB interfaces adopt the standard TYPE-C interface, support automatic recognition of OTG mode, and the USB port supports powersupply. In addition, equipped with Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, which ensures stable data transmission and network communication capability, providing a solid foundation for control remotely, data synchronization, or other network applications.