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Yttek Unveils plusDR, a 10 MHz to 15 GHz SDR Platform

Yttek's plusDR covers 10 MHz to 15 GHz with up to 400 MHz of instantaneous bandwidth, aimed at 6G FR3, Ku-band satcom and mmWave over-the-air testing.

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Aug 18, 2026 • min read • 100 views
Yttek Unveils plusDR, a 10 MHz to 15 GHz SDR Platform

Overview: A Broadband SDR from 10 MHz to 15 GHz

Yttek has introduced the plusDR software-defined radio platform, covering 10 MHz to 15 GHz with up to 400 MHz instantaneous bandwidth. It is designed to accelerate the development, testing, and verification of next-generation wireless communication systems.

The platform targets applications ranging from 6G FR3 and Ku-band satcom to advanced wireless research. It can serve as both a flexible development platform and a standalone SDR capable of executing communication tasks directly.

Key Specifications

Parameter Specification
Frequency range 10 MHz – 15 GHz
Instantaneous bandwidth Up to 400 MHz
Sampling rate Up to 983.04 MHz (configuration-dependent)
Receiver gain control Up to 60 dB
Transmitter power control Up to 60 dB
Reference clock 10 MHz reference input / output
Synchronization Trigger input port
Remote interfaces RJ45 GbE, dual 10 GbE SFP+, USB Type-B JTAG
Power supply 12 V
Dimensions 315.5 × 366.2 × 75.5 mm / 327.9 × 318 × 69.4 mm
RF connectors 3.5 mm SMA

mmWave OTA Testing

The plusDR integrates seamlessly with Yttek's mmWave front-end modules (FEMs), enabling beamforming, beam steering, and beam management research for millimeter-wave over-the-air (OTA) testing. This makes it well suited for engineers developing and validating high-frequency wireless systems and advanced antenna technologies.

Development & Programming

The platform supports Python, MATLAB, and C++ and ships with a comprehensive library of free example code. Developers can quickly configure it as an arbitrary waveform generator, spectrum analyzer, or even a real-time 5G radio system—reducing development time while remaining flexible across a wide range of wireless communication standards.

With its dual role as a development platform and standalone SDR, plusDR is a noteworthy option for teams working on 6G, satcom, and mmWave research.

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