The HyperSDR satellite modem has successfully received and decoded imagery from Taiwan’s Formosat-5 and the U.S. Landsat-9 and Landsat-8 missions – proving its reliability on the global stage.
Software defined. Future proof.
An FPGA and Linux software-defined radio architecture that adapts to new protocols, waveforms and satellite missions through a software update — with no new hardware purchase.
Mission-Ready Agility
Seamlessly adapt to evolving satcom waveforms and mission requirements via software reconfigurations.
Optimized TCO
Extend system lifecycle and reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) without changing core hardware infrastructure.
Open Architecture
An open architecture that works across hardware platforms — enabling seamless integration into SI, aerospace, and academic research systems.
One SDR core. Three domains.
Software-defined radio for mission-critical communication
Customer stories
NYCU Professor Wu makes wireless theory easier to teach with the YTTEK PluSDR platform
“The YTTEK SDR platform makes research so much easier. I can directly use existing MATLAB code without learning new programming languages. Its near real-time performance helps students grasp theory through practice.”
Professor Wen Rong Wu
Institute of Communications Engineering, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
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