It can be seen that the TS-590SG achieves virtually flat characteristics even in the 3rd Order Dynamic Range measurement method implemented by ARRL *3. For example, at the point where separation is 10kHz, the interference signals are 14.03MHz and 14.04MHz. This graph shows what happens when the frequencies of two interference signals for measuring the dynamic range are converted from +2kHz to +20kHz from the reception frequency. *2: Down conversion is selected automatically when receiving in CW/FSK/SSB modes if the final pass-band is 2.7 kHz or less. You can capture a clear signal even in reception conditions where strong adjacent interfering signals become problematic. Even when an interfering signal approaches the reception frequency, a virtually flat dynamic range is maintained. Included as standard directly after the 1st Mixer and Post Amp that compensates for conversion loss is a BW 500 Hz and 2.7kHz 6-pole MCF, which determines adjacent receptivity realizing superb dynamic range performance that was not possible using up conversion. Equipped with 500 Hz/2.7 kHz Roofing Filter as standardġst IF frequency (11.374 MHz) down conversion *2 is employed when receiving on 15, 20, 40, 80 or 160 meter bands. TS-590SG Incremental changes help performance and function to evolveġ.
TS-590SG evolves for more comfortable operation from the beginner to DX’er. By adopting the technology developed for our flagship model TS-990S, the transmission and reception performance has been greatly improved.
HF/50MHz transceiver “TS-590SG” to be launched in the market as a successor of TS-590S, has brushed up its basic performance and functions to meet customers’ demands. TS-590S has been put on the HF amateur radio market in October 2010, and has been enjoying a good reputation by its high reception, high performance and reasonable pricing. Kenwood announced new HF Transceiver “TS590-G”
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