Seokseong Jeon,
Your summary captures some of the differences between the USRP's. If
you haven't already, take a look at the link below for more details.
One thing to note is the USRP2 has been discontinued in favor of the
N200/N210 series.
http://www.ettus.com/faq
If you are interested in experimenting with MIMO, we recommend the
N200/210. The link below summarizes synchronization methods with the
UHD API. GNU Radio and GRC also provide very straight forward methods
to enable MIMO.
http://files.ettus.com/uhd_docs/manual/html/sync.html
Thank you for your interest!
-J
On 12/08/2011 11:44 PM, Songsong Gee wrote:
There are various kind of USRP series, USRP1, USRP2, E100, B100, and
N200.
At a glance I could find some differences between them.
1. USB connection and Ethernet connection which determines the
data rate between the USRP and a PC.
(and it also makes difference when addressing USRP in GNU Radio.)
2. the number of slots for daughter boards. USRP1 has two and N200
has one, and so on.
3. E series are for the embedded systems.
4. existence of MIMO expansion
5. USRP input and output / interpolation and decimation rate
etc.
and there are many other differences, of course.
Are there any differences that I've missed?
And I'm curious how can I use the MIMO expansion after connecting two
USRPs with MIMO cable.
--
Seokseong Jeon, PhD Candidate
Communication & Networks Lab
IT Convergence Engineering (ITCE), POSTECH, Korea
+82 10 8338 1229, gee.songsong at gmail . com
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