ADS-B Receiver

One of the most important segments of aviation and the next generation of air traffic management is the Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) technologiy. This system has been developed by the RTCA SC-186 Expert Committee. Perhaps the most important air traffic management system in the next five years will be ADS-B. ADS-B can improve safety and efficiency in general aviation and reduce Costs and lessens harmful effects on the environment.

  • Receive and display real-time 1090ES (ADS-B) aircraft information including location, speed, altitude, airline name, aircraft type, ICAO number, etc.

  • Calculate the side angles and altitude of the aircraft relative to the reference point and other defined points

  • Ability to send data over Ethernet interface

  • Ability to send information over the Internet

  • Ability to receive aircraft signal up to 350 km radius

  • The ability to record information

  • Ability to review recorded information in offline mode

  • Ability to display routes, airfields and points based on AIP maps

  • Ability to generate audio and video alerts for aircraft detected by ICAO number and distance

  • Ability to generate audio and video alerts for aircraft detected in a specified area

  • Ability to generate audio and video alerts for the aircraft deviation from the specified flight path

  • Ability to use various maps

  • Implement dual redundant hardware for increase reliability

  • Ability to monitor system hardware status through maintenance interface

  • Global coverage of the ADS-B system by applying a set of receivers to a global network

  • Feed the system using POE

  • Antenna:

    • Size: 90cm

    • Weight: 450g

    • Gain: 6dBi

    • Pattern: Omni-Directional

  • Receiver:

    • Power Supply: 24V / Power on Ethernet

    • Size (L.W.D): 30×30×12 cm

    • Weight: 5Kg

    • Connector: 10/100 Ethernet RJ45

    • Reliability: Dual Redundant Receiver

  • Software:

    • Supported OS: Windows 10/8.1/7/XP, Linux

    • more Specification: Built in Test (BIT)

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