Manufactured by Japan Radio Co., Tokyo.

In 1998, the Japan Radio Company launched a new dream receiver that soon became the reference receiver among shortwave listeners: the NRD-545 is equipped with DSP for the first time: the RF signal is digitised and digitally processed - the purchase of high-quality RF filters now no longer depends on your wallet, the filters are programmed electronically.

• Principle: triple conversion superhet, IF 70.455 MHz, 455 kHz, 20.22 kHz.
• Operation modes: A1, SSB, AM (A3), AM sync., FM-n (F3)
• Frequency range: 100 kHz - 30 MHz
• Frequency display: digital display, 10 Hz
• Frequency memory: 1000 memories
• Signal strength indicator S-meter
• Signal processing RF gain, AGC x 3, noise blanker
• Features: DSP processing, RS232 interface
• Sensitivity SSB <0.32 μV / Selectivity: 40 Hz - 10 kHz (-6 dB)

• Mains operation: 110, 220 V

• mm, weight kg

Since I still don't own an NRD-545, I can only refer to the test reports of well-known authors, fortunately there is a lot to read about the NRD-545…

Triple conversion superhet with digital frequency processing (PLL synthesis) and digital signal processing (DSP), so with digitally programmed IF filters.

The set is solid state.

• Operating Instructions; d

• JRC NRD-545 on the website of www.radiomuseum.org