Fairwaves is launching two new “X“- products this fall:
- XYNC – the ultimate low-cost massive MIMO SDR, with up to 32×32 transmit/receive channels
- XCOM – a compact, embedded x86 platform for SDR and other applications.
XYNC
XYNC (pronounced iks-sync) is your choice if you work on a massive MIMO system or have a large swath of spectrum to monitor. XYNC comes in the following variations:
| XYNC Model | Included XTRXs | Transmit | Receive |
|---|---|---|---|
| XYNC Quadro | 4 | 8 channels (4 independent pairs), 30 MHz – 3.7 GHz | 8 channels (4 independent pairs), 30 MHz – 3.7 GHz |
| XYNC Quadro 6 GHz RX | 4 | 8 channels (4 independent pairs), 30 MHz – 3.7 GHz | 8 channels (4 independent pairs), 1.8 GHz – 6 GHz |
| XYNC Octo | 8 | 16 channels (8 independent pairs), 30 MHz – 3.7 GHz | 16 channels (8 independent pairs), 30 MHz – 3.7 GHz |
| XYNC Octo x2 | 16 | 32 channels (16 independent pairs), 30 MHz – 3.7 GHz | 32 channels (16 independent pairs), 30 MHz – 3.7 GHz |
XYNC is based on multiple synchronized XTRX SDRs, so the maximum achievable RF bandwidth is a function of the individual XTRX RF bandwidths.
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