AURSINC specializes in affordable RF test equipment and amateur radio accessories, including NanoVNA network analyzers, TinySA spectrum analyzers, and MMDVM hotspots.
AURSINC is a provider of specialized electronics, focusing on radio frequency (RF) measurement tools and digital radio communication accessories. The brand is widely favored by amateur radio operators, hobbyists, and technicians for its accessible implementations of open-source hardware projects. Key products in the AURSINC lineup include the NanoVNA series of portable vector network analyzers, TinySA spectrum analyzers, and MMDVM (Multi-Mode Digital Voice Modem) hotspots designed for integration with Raspberry Pi.
AURSINC products are capable of complex tasks such as antenna tuning, filter measurement, and signal analysis, bringing professional-grade capabilities to a handheld form factor. The brand also offers specific modules like the Radioberry HF SDR transceiver and various low-noise amplifiers (LNAs). While often sold through major online marketplaces, select AURSINC devices, such as the NanoVNA-F V3, are manufactured in collaboration with technology partners like SYSJOINT.
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The AURSINC MMDVM Hotspot typically uses the Pi-Star software image, primarily configured for Raspberry Pi Zero or similar boards to support modes like DMR, P25, and YSF.
The device is equipped with a USB Type-C port. It can be charged using a standard 5V/1A USB charger. The Type-C port also supports data transfer to a PC.
The TinySA Ultra spectrum analyzer generally covers a wide frequency range, typically from 100kHz up to 5.3GHz or higher depending on the specific firmware and mode selected.
Firmware updates are often available through the specific repositories for the open-source hardware (such as the NanoVNA or TinySA GitHub pages) or via the manufacturer site (e.g., sysjoint.com for VNA products).