earlier. For the receiver, SSRS uses an RTL_SDR dongle, and the software used is the Jove Radio Spectrograph that allows users to see the radio signals distributed across the 30 MHz bandwidth. This solar radio spectrometer allows the researchers to identify different radio solar bursts associated with solar flares during high solar activity.

Mr. Mohamed Rihan, SAASST research assistant at the Radio Astronomy Laboratory built the SSRS along with Mr. Essam Abu-Jami (SAASST IT Director), Mr. Yusuf Faroukh (Research Engineer, CubeSat Laboratory), and Anas Omar Adwan (SAASST Maintenance Engineer).