Outdoor ADS-B receiver：NFD200W

The NFD200W is a professional-grade outdoor ADS-B receiver designed for continuous, high-performance aircraft surveillance in all weather conditions. It is commonly used in airport ground surveillance, ATC backup systems, and unmanned traffic management (UTM) applications.

Key Features of the NFD200W

1. Rugged Outdoor Design

• IP67 Waterproof & Dustproof – Built for harsh environments (rain, snow, extreme temperatures).
• Corrosion-Resistant Housing – Typically made of aluminum or hardened plastic.
• Wide Operating Temperature (-40°C to +70°C) – Suitable for Arctic to desert climates.

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2. High-Performance ADS-B Reception

• 1090MHz Extended Squitter (ES) Support – Captures ADS-B signals from aircraft and ground vehicles (e.g., VAT140-equipped vehicles).
• High Sensitivity (~-85dBm or better) – Long-range detection (up to 250+ NM under ideal conditions).
• Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) Built-in – Improves weak signal reception.

3. Network & Data Integration

1. Ethernet (PoE Support) – Power over Ethernet for easy installation.
2. Wi-Fi (Optional) – Some models support wireless configuration.
3. SBS, RAW, and ASTERIX CAT21 Output – Compatible with:
4. ATC radar systems
5. Flight tracking software (Virtual Radar Server, PlanePlotter)
6. Airport ground vehicle tracking (VAT140 integration)

4. Applications

1. Airport Surface Detection (ASDE-X Integration) – Tracks aircraft and ground vehicles.
2. Remote ATC & FIS (Flight Information Service) Stations – Used in areas without radar coverage.
3. Drone Traffic Monitoring (UTM) – Detects ADS-B-equipped drones.
4. Military & Surveillance Use – Supports defense and border monitoring.

Comparison with Other Outdoor ADS-B Receivers

Setup & Deployment

1. Mounting – Install on a mast, rooftop, or tower for clear line-of-sight.

2. Power & Network – Use PoE (Power over Ethernet) for single-cable convenience.

3. Data Integration – Connect to:

ATC systems (via ASTERIX CAT21)

Flight tracking networks (ADS-B Exchange, FlightRadar24)

Local monitoring (Virtual Radar Server)

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