Cassandra-C6

PURPOSE
Search and localization of radio signal sources with amplitude direction-finding capability.
Continuous, periodic or operational monitoring of the radio environment to detect unauthorized radio emissions with complex information concealment algorithms, and analysis of digital communication standards.
KEY FEATURES
Existing portable amplitude direction-finding devices cannot recognize and separate digital devices operating in the same standard.
Cassandra-C6 is a portable search complex for amplitude direction-finding of both analog and digital devices, with the ability to isolate unique digital identifiers (MAC, LAP, RFPI addresses, etc.).
Cassandra-C6 (extended kit) – a portable amplitude direction-finding complex with the ability to load electronic terrain maps in real time.
THE COMPLEX SOLVES THE FOLLOWING TASKS:

• Enhanced version with electronic compass, GPS/GLONASS receiver and GEO software option for displaying bearings on an electronic map.
• Panoramic spectral analysis.
• Radio signal parameter assessment.
• Digital analysis and automatic identification of DECT, TETRA, APCO-P25, DMR, Bluetooth, GSM, UMTS (3G), ZigBee signals.
• Vector signal analysis.
• Demodulation of analog video transmitters in the frequency range of 30-6000 MHz.
• Localization of radio emission sources indoors and outdoors.
• Documentation of monitoring results.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The complex is a compact portable device consisting of:

• Main unit (radio receiver, digital signal processing unit, power system).
• Control tablet computer.
• Antenna set (25–6000 MHz).
• Software for data visualization.

OPERATIONAL FEATURES:

• Power supply from the mains or built-in battery (up to 6 hours of autonomous operation).
• Amplitude direction-finding using directional antennas.
• Support for electronic compass and GPS/GLONASS for precise positioning.