RFeye Array 100 series overview
The Array 100 is a spectrum monitoring and direction-finding system for mobile or fixed deployment. It provides 100 MHz IBW and is available in two different receiver configurations, offering spectrum monitoring from 500 MHz to 8 or 18 GHz. This fully integrated multi-mission system has been optimized for size, weight, and power (SWaP) and can be mounted on a fixed or mobile application. The Array 100 is housed in a ruggedized radome and offers simultaneous DF, spectrum monitoring, and geolocation capability.
Each Array contains an RFeye Node, which is closely connected to the spiral antennas for maximum sensitivity. Commutating at very high speed around the antennas, the Node makes near-simultaneous AoA measurements in multiple directions. Data between multiple Arrays or between Arrays and Nodes can be correlated and synchronized for accurate geolocation of target signals using combined PoA, AoA, and TDoA techniques.
- Ruggedized protection from in harsh conditions
- Enhanced usability thanks to being optimized for SWaP
- Unique calibration file means no need for recalibration
- Data is processed on the Node, reducing backhaul and enabling remote control
- Unique antenna layout delivers maximum consistency and accuracy
- Offers stand alone AoA DF or simultaneous hybrid AoA / TDoA operation
RFeye Array at a glance
Unique multi-layer approach
DF antennas
All linear signal polarizations
Combined geolocation methodologies
100 MHz IBW wideband frequency monitoring
RF recording (I/Q capture)
Networked for multiple users & missions
Ruggedized protection from water or dust
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RFeye Array overview
Understand the technology behind the RFeye Array. Walk through the different size and configuration options. Learn how the multi-layer approach makes the RFeye Array superior to other DF techniques. Discover the powerful software that works with the RFeye Array.
CRFS expertise
Principles of
geolocation
techniques
This white paper describes the underlying principles of geolocation techniques (AoA, TDOA, FDOA, & PoA) and outlines their applications. Read the white paper
Angle of arrival / direction finding techniques
This white paper outlines the various forms of AoA , including how they work, how they can be applied in practice, and how they can be combined with other geolocation techniques, such as time difference of arrival (TDoA).
Passive geolocation with 3D TDoA
Time Difference of Arrival (TDoA) techniques determine the source location of RF signals by analyzing variations in their travel time. 3D TDoA calculates a signal’s altitude, latitude, and longitude.
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RFeye Node 100-18
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RFeye Node 100-8
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RFeye Node 100-40
RF receiver with a 100MHz instantaneous bandwidth. Packaged in a lightweight weatherproof rugged form, the Node 100-40 delivers 24/7 365 spectrum vigilance for long-term deployment in harsh environments.
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