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Gretag SC-101 was a frequency and time domain voice scrambler for telephone and short-wave radio links, developed around 1973 by Gretag AG in Regensdorf (Switzerland). In was intended for civil as well as military use, and was succeeded in 1975 by the — also two-dimensional — voice scrambler GC-101 and GC-102. At present no further information is available.

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SC-101 voice scrambler
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Specifications
  • Device
    Voice scrambler
  • Purpose
    Secure narrowband voice transmission over telephone and radio circuits
  • Model
    SC-101
  • Year
    1973
  • Manufacturer
    Gretag
  • Successor
    GC-101
  • Principle
    F/T scrambling
  • Mode
    Half-duplex
  • Bandwidth
    300-2800 Hz
  • Distortion
    ≤ 8%
  • Suppression
    ≥ 55dB
  • Interval
    100 ms
  • Resync
    70 sec
  • Key space
    88 = 16,777,216
  • Period
    1010
  • Power
    12 to 16V DC
  • Consumption
    3.5W (standby), 10W (receiver or transmit)
  • Temperature
    -10°C to +50°C
  • Storage
    -40°C to +75°C
  • Dimensions
    285 × 200 × 70 mm
  • Weight
    3 kg
Documentation
  1. SC-101 Speech Scrambler
    Product Datasheet (English). 2 pages
    Gretag AG, April 1973..
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