ARC-D13R
Remote Indoor Radio Monitoring System
Purpose:
- Remote indoor radio monitoring, including:
- Revealing of unauthorized radio signals and localization of their sources
- Identification of radio emission sources (RES), assessment of their criticality
- Radio transmitters localization
- Maintenance of RES accounting database
- Classification of RES according to the accounting database
BUVM-R Remote Module Control Unit and remote module with antenna systems
Typical configuration:
- Equipment of central station (up to 4 kits)
- BUVM-R Remote Module Control Unit with two synchronous paths of digital processing
- BUVM Expansion Remote Module Control Unit
- Control server.
- Peripheral equipment:
- Set of remote modules (up to 8 pcs for each BUVM-R or BUVM) with frequency range from 25 to 8000 MHz
- Up to 4 BUVM for each BUVM-R
- Equipment of reference channel with protected design for outdoor installation (one set for each BUVM-R) with frequency range from 25 to 8000 MHz
- Control and display unit (operator's AWS) with SMO-DX, SMO-PA, SMO-STA, SMO-ASPD Software Packages.
Rack with control and switch units
Options
- ARC-ABS External Analyzers of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ZigBee networks
- ARC-D11 Two-Channel Portable Radio Monitoring System (model 4 or model 5);
- ARC-RP3M Handheld Direction Finder
- SMO-BS Software Packages for Wireless Data Communication System Analysis: BS 3GPP (GSM, UMTS, LTE), БС CDMA (IS-95, cdma2000, EV-DO), БС TETRA, БС DECT, БС TRUNK (DMR, APCO P25, dPMR, NXDN), BS Wireless.
ARC-ABS External Wi-Fi Analyzer
Features:
- Conversion to IF in remote modules will significantly reduce the trunk losses and antenna effect.
- Tree-structured system of remote module control units provides for cutting down the overall length of RF cables
- ARC-D11 included in the system provide for operative monitoring of the premises that are not equipped with remote modules and transport means
- ARC-ABS Portable Analyzers ensures analysis of signal parameters and localization of radio emission sources of wireless networks.
- ARC-RP3M Handheld Direction Finder can be used for more accurate localization of radio emission sources inside protected premises.
Structural Diagram of ARC-D13R
System provides:
- Revealing of unauthorized radio emission sources inside monitored premises
- Synchronous analysis of the signals received from any pair of premises by remote modules
- Detection of noise-like signals with dynamic frequency-time structure
- Option of remote control
- Option of operation as a part of automated spectrum monitoring systems (ARMADA, AREAL etc.)
- Up to 124 remote modules for installation inside prorected premises
- Recording and technical analysis of radio signals, evaluation of their parameters
- Assessment of hazard degree of revealed radio emission sources
- Analysis of GSM, IS-95, cdma2000, EV-DO, DECT, TETRA, UMTS, Wi-Fi, LTE, DMR, APCO P25, dPMR, NXDN, Bluetooth, Zigbee signal parameters
- Discovery of Wi-Fi network topology inside monitored premises
- Collecting the information about radio signal parameters in database
- Localization of radio emission sources inside the protected premises
- Detection of emissions from monitored objects outdoors (as a part of AREAL System).
Technical Specifications
Number of premises under control | up to 124 |
Operating frequency range in complete configuration | 25 – 8000 MHz |
Input IP3 within frequency range from 20 to 3000 MHz | -10 dBm, min. |
Maximum simultaneous bandwidth | 5 MHz |
Maximum panorama spectrum analysis rate (with 12.5 kHz spectrum discreteness) | 1.6 GHz/s, min |
Detected signal minimum duration | 100 µs |
Min. power of emitted signal detectable inside premise with dimensions of 8х8 m max. (signal bandwidth is 50 kHz max, signal frequency is above 30 MHz): | |
within 0.02 - 3 GHz range | 50 µW |
within 3 - 8 GHz range | 70 µW |
Continuous operation time | 24 hours |
Minimum number of operators in shift | 1 |