LyraLink is a high-performance receiver designed for use as ground station equipment, in laboratory settings for transmitter development, or as part of an Electrical Ground Support Equipment (EGSE) system. It is fully configurable for a wide range of symbol rates and IF frequencies via an intuitive Graphical User Interface.
Supported modulation schemes include QPSK, 8PSK, 16APSK, 32APSK, and 64APSK, with capabilities for Serial Concatenated Convolutional Codes decoding and raw data storage at a maximum throughput of 6.5 Gbps per channel.
The instrument provides valuable insights into the received signal, such as EVM, SNR estimation, input power, scatter plot, and spectrum. An integrated Bit Error Rate Meter (BERT) allows for the characterization of transmitter performance in terms of Bit Error Rate (BER), Codeword Error Rate (CER), or Frame Error Rate (FER) versus Energy per Symbol over Noise Density (Es/N0). An optional Test Modulator is available to generate test signals with configurable impairments such as AWGN and Doppler.
Special Offer & Future Enhancements
LyraLink is available with a special discount until May 2025, featuring all the capabilities listed in the Key Features section. Throughout the year, additional product upgrades will be introduced, with some enhancements integrated for free and others available as optional add-ons for a fee.
LyraLink is already available with all the features listed in the Key Features section, while future releases will further expand its performance and flexibility.
Upcoming Releases
Second Release – Available Q3 2025
- Enhanced GUI
- AOS formatting
- Smart Equalizer
- Dual Channel Option (requires hardware upgrade)
- API for remote control
Third Release – Available Q4 2025
- Dual channel option up to 1.2 Gbaud with selectable cross-polarization equalizer
- Dual channel test modulator up to 1.2 Gbaud with XPOL emulation
- SLE, CFDP, DVB-S2 packages
- Additional modulation schemes: BPSK, 16QAM
- Advanced decoding packages: Viterbi, TCM, RS, LDPC
- Additional communication standards packages