NEW Xiegu G7250 100W HF/50 MHz SDR Transceiver Leave a comment

NEW Xiegu G7250 100W HF50 MHz SDR transceiver

We are exited to let share the announcement of a forthcoming Xiegu SDR transceiver with you!

The new Xiegu G7250 is a split-type, separate controller and RF deck, 100 W HF and 50 MHz SDR transceiver built around a direct RF-sampling architecture. It is aimed at radio operators who want flexible installation, touchscreen and physical controls, digital signal-processing tools and a built-in automatic antenna tuner. Read on for a concise look at the features and specifications.

G7250 Key Features

  • RF Direct Sampling architecture for excellent performance
  • Covers HF and 50 MHz amateur radio bands
  • Built-in adjustable digital filters
  • Digital noise reduction, Noise Blanker (NB), and Noise Threshold (NTH)
  • Built-in voice recorder and playback for calling
  • Pre-set CW (Morse code) message calling
  • Spectrum and waterfall display
  • Built-in automatic antenna tuner
  • Remote baseband signal transmission over a network

The Xiegu G7250 combines a separate display and control head with a main radio unit. The two parts can be deployed independently, giving operators more flexibility when arranging a station or adapting the radio to different operating environments.

Xiegu G7250, block diagram

The transceiver uses a direct RF-sampling platform with dedicated baseband and RF units. It covers 0.5-30 MHz and 50-54 MHz, supports SSB, CW, NFM, AM and DIG modes, and provides up to 100 W output on HF and 90 W on 50 MHz, both specified at ±1 dB.

7-inch touchscreen and physical controls

Xiegu G7250 Controller

The detachable control head features a 17.8 cm high-resolution capacitive touchscreen together with full physical controls. Operators can use touch input, buttons or a combination of both. A spectrum scope and waterfall display provide a visual view of activity across the selected frequency range.

Signal processing and operating tools

NEW Xiegu G7250, Controls

The G7250 includes adjustable digital filters, digital noise reduction, a noise blanker and a noise-threshold function. Voice recording and playback can be used for calling, while preset CW messages support repeated Morse code calls. The published feature list also includes remote baseband-signal transmission over a network.

The receiver front end uses multi-stage filtering and high-Q inductors to reduce input loss and support signal selectivity. A two-stage, large-dynamic-range preamplifier is specified to improve front-end dynamic range and IP3 performance. Published receiver figures include 0.2 µV sensitivity for SSB, CW and FM, 2 µV for AM, and an MDS of -138 dBm.

Automatic antenna tuner with band memory

A built-in automatic antenna tuner compensates for antenna mismatch across a stated impedance range of 20-150 Ω. The tuner stores settings for each band and reloads them when the operator returns to a previously tuned band. Initial tuning is specified at no more than 10 seconds, while memory tuning is specified at no more than 0.1 seconds.

Xiegu G7250 specifications

Frequency range 0.5-30 MHz; 50-54 MHz
Operating modes SSB, CW, NFM, AM, DIG
Minimum frequency step 1 Hz
External power supply 9.0-15.0 V DC
Transmit power HF: 100 W ±1 dB; 50 MHz: 90 W ±1 dB
Receive sensitivity 0.2 µV (SSB/CW/FM); 2 µV (AM)
MDS -138 dBm
Operating temperature 0-55 °C
Spurious suppression ≥55 dB
Carrier suppression ≥40 dB
Sideband suppression ≥50 dB
SSB frequency response 300-2700 Hz (-6 dB)
FM deviation ±5 kHz
Microphone impedance 200 Ω-10 kΩ
Tuner matching range 20-150 Ω
Initial tuning time ≤10 seconds
Memory tuning time ≤0.1 seconds
Supported accessory GY-10 external speaker

Specifications are subject to change.

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