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** Height approximately 45 mm
** Height approximately 45 mm
** Weight approximately 0.233 kg
** Weight approximately 0.233 kg
* Temperature Range
** Operation:
***Regular decice: Extended Commercial: -20°C up to +70°C, non condensing (*1)
***Extended temperature version: -40°C up to +80°C, non condensing (*1)<br><small>(*1) Proven by experience, not by component selection</small>
** Storage: -40°C up to +80°C, non condensing


==Linux Distribution==
==Linux Distribution==


The Radarcape operates an embedded linux distribution. We do not guarantee stability with other Linux distributions than the delivered one.
The Radarcape operates an embedded linux distribution. We do not guarantee stability with other Linux distributions than the delivered one.
==Links==
* [http://www.beagleboard.org/Products/BeagleBone BeagleBoard.org]

Latest revision as of 06:30, 30 September 2026


Radarcape

  • The Radarcape consists of:
    • Beaglebone Black SBC computer (earlier version used a Beaglebone White)
    • Radarcape Mode-S/ADS-B receiver
    • GPS module Trimble RES SMT 360 (earlier versions used Resolution SMT and Resolution SMTx)
    • Device case
  • Power Consumption
    • 5 V external supply
    • Standard 5.5 mm/ 2.1 mm DC connector (positive inside, negative outside)
    • Electrical current with GPS (including antenna) typical 720 mA
  • Dimensions and Weight
    • Length approximately 92 mm (110 mm with antenna connector)
    • Width approximately 80 mm
    • Height approximately 45 mm
    • Weight approximately 0.233 kg
  • Temperature Range
    • Operation:
      • Regular decice: Extended Commercial: -20°C up to +70°C, non condensing (*1)
      • Extended temperature version: -40°C up to +80°C, non condensing (*1)
        (*1) Proven by experience, not by component selection
    • Storage: -40°C up to +80°C, non condensing

Linux Distribution

The Radarcape operates an embedded linux distribution. We do not guarantee stability with other Linux distributions than the delivered one.