What is it used for?
With its wide coverage, the SDRplay RSP2 provides flexibility in your application of choice. The RSP2 frequency range covers all amateur, broadcast and industrial/scientific/medical (ISM) bands from experimental LF through HF, VHF and UHF. The RSP2 is also the ideal tool for educational use.
You can add up to 16 individual receivers within a 10MHz piece of spectrum (with SDRuno software).

Software:
The RSP2 uses the powerful SDRPlay SDRuno software which is Windows-based. This software, alongside the RSP2, enables you to transform your computer into a general coverage receiver or inexpensive spectrum monitoring device for the RF lab. The RSP2 is software upgradable for future standards too.
The RSP2 can accurately record RF power and noise measurements over time for logging and charting purposes. A documented API allows developers to create new demodulators or applications around the platform.
Alternatively, there are other freely available software types, for example the popular HDSDR, SDR-Console and Linux-based Cubic SDR. For Linux projects and applications, SoapySDR is supported and useful for Raspberry Pi-based implementations.

RSP Versions Available:
RSP1A – 1kHz to 2GHz wideband SDR receiver with one antenna port (RS 150-3954)
RSP2 - 1kHz to 2GHz wideband SDR receiver with multiple antenna ports (RS 124-9619)
RSP2pro - RSP2 SDR receiver in a rugged metal case (RS 125-7958)
RSPduo – 1kHz to 2GHz wideband dual tuner SDR receiver with multiple antenna ports (RS 174-7945)

Attribute	Value
RF Technology	Software Defined Radio (SDR)
Frequency	1KHz → 2GHz
Kit Name	Radio Spectrum Processor - RSP2

SDRplay Radio Spectrum Processor - RSP2 Software Defined Radio (SDR) 1KHz → 2GHz RSP2

<B>SDRplay RSP2 Radio Spectrum Processor</B>

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