Hi Ed,
as said about the general case, with the ADALM-Pluto's USB2 bandwidth,
you can barely squeeze in one 20 MHz WiFi Channel if you're using 8 bit
samples, which probably won't cut it for WiFi. For LTE: this might make
more sense, but again, that depends on the LTE bandwidth. Also, as ADI's
Robin never tired to say at GRCon: ADALM-Pluto doesn't contain
sufficient output filtering, so use at your own peril, and please don't
break the law :) Other than that, yes, indeed, looks like a pretty nice SDR!
Best regards,
Marcus
On 09/29/2017 04:23 PM, Ed Troy wrote:
I just got the Analog Devices ADALM-Pluto module. It seems really
nice, but I have not had any time to work with it yet. It covers 325
MHz to 3.2 GHz and has transmit as well as receive. I was one of the
very few who actually got one since Analog Devices was having some
production issues. But, they should be back on the market soon. And,
as a student you can probably get one for $99. The worst case would be
$150.
Ed
On 9/29/2017 4:18 AM, w xd wrote:
Hello guys,
Have some suggestion on the cheaper SDR platform
for us to use with the GNURADIO software? As a student, I cannot buy
the expensive usrp ,but I want to learn the knowledge by the hardware
and software. Any recommend? For example,use the hardware to do some
experiments about LTE/WIFI.
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