FROM RF TO BITS
Custom Wideband RF Digitisation and Signal-Path Systems
WRS designs and integrates custom wideband signal-path systems for space, defence, telecommunications and science applications. We help technical teams move reliably from RF capture through digitisation, processing and analysis.
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South African radio astronomy roots
Hundreds of units in operation
Digitiser and transceiver developments
High-speed RF and DSP expertise
Proven in demanding environments
Specialist Engineering
Engineering the complete path from signal to usable data
Wideband systems often need more than a collection of standard components. Bandwidth, timing, interfaces, signal integrity, processing and deployment conditions must work together as one system.
WRS brings together RF design, high-speed digitisation, firmware, digital signal processing and systems integration to develop solutions around the requirements of each application.
About WBRXS
From RF capture
to digital insight
WRS works across the signal path, connecting RF acquisition, high-speed digitisation, timing, digital processing and data transport into a system designed for the wider mission.
Our Core Capabilities

Wideband Receiver Systems
Receiver-chain architecture, RF front ends and signal-capture systems developed around the application, available infrastructure and required performance.

High-Speed
RF Digitisation
Wideband ADC and DAC systems with the timing, synchronisation and data movement needed for demanding real-time applications.

FPGA and
Signal Processing
Custom firmware and digital signal processing for packetisation, channelisation, measurement, control and application-specific algorithms.

Custom Hardware Engineering
RF design, complex PCB development, peripheral hardware and RF-over-fibre solutions for specialised system requirements.

Integration, Test
and Support
Integration with existing antennas, receivers, network infrastructure and processing pipelines, supported by system testing and technical handover.
Engineered Platforms
Proven technology for demanding signal paths
WRS develops hardware platforms that can be supplied as products or used as part of a wider custom-engineered system.
TRX-6G4-S Transceiver
A four-channel receiver and one-channel transmitter platform with 6 Gsps, 12-bit digitisation, FPGA processing and high-speed Ethernet interfaces.
SP-6G4-S Sampler Packetiser
A direct digitisation and packetisation platform supporting signals up to 6.4 GHz and approximately 3 GHz of instantaneous bandwidth.
SYN-9G2-D RF Synthesiser
A compact dual-channel synthesiser covering 20 MHz to 9.8 GHz, designed for straightforward integration and control.
The people behind the scenes
Specialist experience across the signal path
WRS is a focused team of engineers with experience across RF systems, digitisation, firmware, digital signal processing, hardware development and systems integration.

Sias Malan
QualificationsPosition or engineering role

Henno Kriel
QualificationsPosition or engineering role

George Smit
QualificationsPosition or engineering role

Renier Siebrits
QualificationsPosition or engineering role

Omer Mahgoub
QualificationsPosition or engineering role
From technical requirement to supported system
- Understand the requirement
Define the signal, bandwidth, interfaces, environment and operational outcome. - Design the architecture
Select or develop the RF, digitisation, timing, processing and transport components. - Develop and integrate
Create the required hardware, firmware, software and system interfaces. - Test and validate
Confirm system performance against the agreed technical requirements. - Deliver and support
Provide the agreed documentation, commissioning, handover and ongoing technical assistance.
Discuss a requirement
Tell us what the signal path needs to achieve
Share your frequency range, bandwidth, interfaces, timing requirements, operating environment and intended application. A WRS engineer can help assess the most practical route from RF input to usable digital output.
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