Real-time spectrum analysis from 9 kHz to 40 GHz. Handheld, IP68, or pocket USB. One platform, one software, the full band in view.
Every ICX-FieldHawk runs the same SpectraCore firmware and the same measurement suite. Pick the form factor your mission needs.
All-in-one 10.1-inch multi-touch handheld. 3.3 lb, up to 40 GHz, 100 MHz real-time bandwidth. Built to walk the site and read the air in real time.
Sealed IP68 tablet with an onboard Nvidia Jetson Orin NX processor. AI-accelerated spectrum work in the harshest field conditions, up to 40 GHz.
Pocket-size USB real-time receiver. Drone-deployable, open API, sweep speeds to 1.0 THz/s. Pairs with Windows, Linux, and embedded hosts.
Two published tiers: 9 kHz to 9.5 GHz and 9 kHz to 40 GHz.
Typical to 33 GHz, for clean measurements in dense RF environments.
At 1 GHz in a 1 kHz resolution bandwidth (−167.5 dBm/Hz on the 9.5 GHz tier).
At 10 kHz offset.
Gap-free real-time capture of transient and agile signals.
Typical, enough for a full field session.
Channel Power, ACPR, OBW, Phase Noise, and more, standard.
Sealed against rain, snow, dust, and submersion. The same lab-grade real-time performance, anywhere.
Appears in GNU Radio and other SoapySDR applications as a standard device, with the instrument calibration applied to the samples. Read the 42-page handbook.
Each application ships with a technical brief covering setup, method, and measurement.
Tie spectrum to position with heat maps and triangulation. Find the source on a live map.
TelecomCoverage optimization, network validation, and deployment planning across modern bands.
RegulatoryInterference investigation and enforcement, in the office or out in the field.
DefenseReal-time situational awareness, signal characterization, and C-UAS development.
FieldA sub-200 g core module and GNSS turn any UAV into a flying spectrum mapper.
ResearchCost-effective, easy to carry, and easy to demo for teaching and benchtop research.
HandbookDraft handbook: the SoapySDR layer in depth, and six GNU Radio chains built against a calibrated front end.
Talk to a Berkeley Nucleonics RF engineer about the ICX-FieldHawk configuration for your mission.
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