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Portable Digital Receiver
The PR-100 is a portable digital receiver, developed by
Rohde & Schwarz in
München (Germany) around 2009,
for radio monitoring
applications in the field.
The receiver covers all frequencies from 9 kHz to 7.5 GHz and is extremely well
fitted for locating sources of interference and
covert listening devices (bugs).
It is often used in combination with the
HE-300 directional antenna.
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The receiver is housed in a robust handy enclosure, similar to the case
of the FSH-3 portable spectrum analyzer,
and is part of a large family
of measuring devices that comprises portable spectrum analyzers,
portable direction finders and portable digital receivers.
Compared to the FSH-3, the front panel has a few extra
keys and the display has more colour-depth.
The PR-100 can produce a fast panorama scan of the entire frequency range
from 9 kHz to 7.5 GHz. Additionally it can show and demodulate a 10 MHz
IF spectrum with bandwidths ranging from 150 Hz to 500 kHz.
The crisp and clear 6.5" full-colour screen can be used to show spectrum
and waterfall (spectrogram) displays.
When used with a suitable antenna, the special direction finding
algorithms of the PR-100 allow emissions to be located in close proximity
of the receiver, whilst the built-in (optional) digital maps
allow triangulation of multiple DF results.
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This page currently acts as a placeholder for future information.
We are not able to show detailed images of the PR-100 and its use,
as we do not (yet) have this device in our collection.
For additional information, please follow the
link below
to the Rohde & Schwarz website.
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Directional antenna
HE-300
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© Crypto Museum. Created: Tuesday 15 April 2014. Last changed: Friday, 05 October 2018 - 21:37 CET.
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![Front panel of the PR-100. Photograph from PR-100 brochure [1]. Copyright Rohde & Schwarz.](img/pr100_front.jpg)
![TSCM specialist performing a sweep. Copyright Rohde & Schwarz [3].](img/pr100_sweep.jpg)