Hi,
I am still trying to measure the digital output noise (from the LFRX_A
daughterboard).
In the verilog code I made sure to connect the rx_a_a input to the debug1
input of the master control module
master_control master_control
( .master_clk(clk64),.usbclk(usbclk) .......
............ .debug_1(rx_a_a),.debug_0(ddc0_in_i)........);
then my python code looks like the following:
u = usrp.sink_c(0, 64, fpga_filename="usrp_test.rbf")
side = 0 # side A
u._write_oe(side, 0xffff, 0xffff) # set all i/o pins as outputs
u._write_fpga_reg(FR_DEBUG_EN, bmFR_DEBUG_EN_RX_A)
I then connect the io_rx debug outputs of side A to the logic analyzer. (no
antenna is inserted)
I was expecting to get some noise , but I get a 0 signal ( 16 bit zeroes :(
)
Any ideas on why this is happening? Any suggestions?
Thank you ahead of time.
Oussama
On 11/11/06, Eric Blossom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, Nov 10, 2006 at 07:23:07PM -0800, Oussama Sekkat wrote:
> On 11/10/06, Eric Blossom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, I could enable the output pins from the host and just connect the
> rx_a_a to one of the debug inputs in the master_control module. I
thaught it
> wouldn't make a difference if I just connect it directly to the DEBUG
pins.
> Or does it?
It depends on whether or not you need to be able to control the
attached daughterboard too.
> >I then load the .rbf file to the FPGA, connect the io_rx_a outputs of
the
> >> LFRX daughter board to the logic analyzer and observe what I get. I
make
> >> sure that no antenna is connected to the RX-A port.
> >> To my surprise, some of the upper bits toggle. For example, bit 11,
10,
> >9,
> >> 8, 5 ,4 , 3 ,2 ,1 0, toggle. Since I should only be getting noise, I
was
> >> expecting to get a very low signal where only the least significant
bit
> >> would be switiching between low and high values.
> >
> >Are they being driven or are they just floating?
>
> No antenna is connected to the RX-A and RX-B ports , so those are
floating.
> But the debug pins are connected to the logic analyzer. (I am not sure
if I
> answered you're question, when you say "they" are you referring to the
DEBUG
> pins or the input ports? )
No, not the antenna, the i/o pins. My guess is that you haven't
output enabled them.
Eric
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