Core Compute Architecture
Rockchip RK3576 powers the main system. This modern 8-nanometer System on Chip packs serious high-performance hardware.
Memory and Storage
We packed the platform with 8 Gigabytes of memory. This RAM runs at Low-Power Double Data Rate 5 (LPDDR5) speeds, giving you massive bandwidth for demanding applications. Eight gigabytes of RAM far exceeds the capacity of traditional handheld security tools. The system holds large packet capture buffers with room to spare. It maintains complex protocol fuzzer states and stores extensive wardriving traces in volatile memory.
Power and Components
The Rockchip RK806-1 Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) handles power delivery and thermal regulation. This smart companion chip orchestrates safe charging protocols while automatically handling thermal throttling and voltage stepping. A rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery supplies the power.
Physical Interface
A 3.0-inch IPS TFT LCD screen displays visual output. It packs a 720 by 720 pixel resolution, and it's a touchscreen, so you can navigate the interface directly with your finger.
Hardware Expansion
We engineered Neoconda as a flexible platform. You upgrade the physical layer for expansion.
Wireless Radios and Sensors
Neoconda packs a stack of radios and sensors so you're not stuck carrying a bag full of separate dongles. This page covers every wireless and sensing subsystem on the board: what chip is doing the work, what frequencies it covers, what it can actually do, and an example use case for each.