Yaesu – FT-710 AESS

The Yaesu FT-710's SDR (Software-Defined Radio) circuit configuration is designed to enhance its receiving performance significantly. It uses high-resolution A/D (analog-to-digital) converters and FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) technology, the same components used in Yaesu's premium SDR transceivers.

This twin A/D converter design allows the radio to process signals digitally using two A/D converters. The FPGA combines these signals, which helps prevent overload and overflow, improving blocking characteristics—essential for handling strong signals while still accurately receiving weaker ones.

Additionally, random noise is deliberately introduced into the analog signal before it undergoes digital conversion. This process, known as dithering, minimizes quantization errors, thereby reducing distortion. The use of this technology improves intermodulation (IM) characteristics, resulting in clearer reception, especially in crowded signal environments. This combination makes the FT-710's SDR circuit highly effective for superior receiving performance.

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