RTL-SDR V3 USB Type-C

The RTL-SDR Blog V3 in its new version with a USB Type-C connector - the same proven SDR receiver that has been earning excellent user reviews for years, now with a modern input instead of USB Type-A. A wide reception range, a stable TCXO oscillator and a metal enclosure make it an ideal choice for both professionals and hobbyists interested in radio, scanning or experimenting with radio waves. If you have any questions, we're here to help - get in touch and we'll gladly suggest the best solutions. RTL-SDR V3 (USB-C) - key information RTL-SDR Blog software defined radio receiver (model V3C): RTL2832U converter, R860 (R820T2) tuner, 1PPM TCXO oscillator, SMA connector. This is the official successor to the USB Type-A version - the same receiver circuit design, new USB-C input. Get to know its key features Tuner R860 (R820T2) Operating range: 24-1766 MHz, in direct sampling mode (HF): from 500 kHz, with a built-in 25 MHz low-pass filter Bandwidth: up to 3.2 MHz instantaneous (2.4 MHz stable) ADC resolution: 8 bits 1 PPM temperature compensated oscillator (TCXO) SMA-F antenna connector (SMA female) Connector: USB Type-C Aluminium enclosure with a thermal pad - passive cooling, better L-band performance Software-switchable 4.5 V bias tee circuit - powering LNAs and active antennas Enhanced ESD protection (additional diode and discharge paths) USB line choke, extra capacitors and ferrites - lower overall receiver noise Front end optimized for wideband use Breakout pads on the PCB for advanced users Applications Radio band scanning, air traffic control, ADS-B, AIS, ACARS, VDL2, trunked radio, P25/DMR digital voice, TETRA, POCSAG, APRS, weather balloons, NOAA APT and METEOR M2 weather satellites, Inmarsat, Iridium, radio astronomy, DAB, and use as a low-cost panadapter for a classic transceiver. Software and compatibility Works with free software: SDR#, HDSDR, SDR-Radio, Linrad, GQRX and SDR Touch on Android. Systems: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, as well as single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi. The device requires a USB 2.0 port (it also works on most USB 3.0 ports). What's included in the set? The set includes 1 pc of the RTL-SDR Blog V3 (USB-C) receiver. Antennas are not included - we recommend purchasing dedicated antennas to complete the kit. An original RTL-SDR Blog V3 product, from the official RTL-SDR distribution for Poland. SAPSAN is an official RTL-SDR partner. Also check out the video from our YouTube channel where we show how to connect the RTL-SDR V3 to an Android phone: