OverviewThe CONVERGENCE 9010 series integrates civil and military, aviation and maritime communications on a compact SDR platform. 3G models deliver improved network connectivity, enhanced cybersecurity and a power-saving radio architecture. Units support analog operation and remote VoIP access (EUROCAE ED-137 compliant).
Highlighted models- TX9010-3G — UHF transmitter (3G)
- RX9010-3G — UHF receiver (3G)
- TRX9010 2G — UHF transceiver (2G)
- EM9010-2G — UHF transmitter (2G)
- RE9010-2G — UHF receiver (2G)
Key features (3G radios)- Software-defined radio (SDR) optimized for aeronautical UHF/ATC bands.
- Default AM mode on 225–500 MHz with 25 kHz channel spacing.
- Compact form factor for integration in confined racks and consoles.
- Multiple Ethernet ports for link redundancy and audio traffic segmentation.
- Parallel analog and VoIP operation; VoIP compliant with EUROCAE ED-137.
- Secure protocols implemented (SNMP, HTTPS, SSH) and updated cybersecurity measures.
- Power-saving mode with optimized radio architecture to reduce transmission power consumption.
TX9010-3G — UHF transmitter- 3G transmitter designed for aeronautical communications.
- Operates in analog mode or remotely via VoIP.
- Compact design for constrained installations; compatible with external encryption systems.
RX9010-3G — UHF receiver- 3G receiver for aeronautical monitoring and ATC use.
- Compact, secure and network-ready with remote maintenance capability.
- Supports parallel analog and VoIP workflows.
TRX9010 2G — UHF transceiver- Multimode SDR supporting VHF/UHF modes (AM, FM, ACARS).
- 225–400 MHz band; RF output 5–50 W (option 100 W).
- Remote control, built-in test and 4 Ethernet ports for redundancy.
- “SCAN” function to monitor multiple channels.
EM9010-2G — UHF transmitter- 2G transmitter developed for aeronautical voice in 25 kHz channels.
- Modes A3E, F3E; 225–400 MHz; RF output 5–50 W.
- Supports SNMP, JBUS and VoIP (ED-137); remote maintenance features.
RE9010-2G — UHF receiver- 2G receiver for aeronautical voice in 25 kHz channels.
- Multimode SDR (A3E, F3E); 225–400 MHz.
- SNMP/JBUS support, VoIP ED-137 compliance and remote maintenance.
Technical specifications- Architecture: Software-defined radio (SDR).
- Operating bands: model-dependent ranges 225–500 MHz or 225–400 MHz.
- Channel spacing: 25 kHz.
- Modes: AM, FM (F3E, G3E), ACARS (model dependent).
- RF Output Power: 5–50 W (option 100 W on some 2G transmitters).
- Ethernet: 2 to 5 ports depending on model for redundancy and traffic segmentation.
- Network/protocols: SNMP, JBUS, TELNET, WEBSERVER, HTTPS, SSH; VoIP ED-137.
- Security: encrypted/authenticated communications and latest cybersecurity standards.
- Features: parallel analog/VoIP operation, remote control and built-in test, power-saving mode, compact design for integration.