Woops, sorry for the resend. Just checked the archives and realised
the listserv didn't reflect my own message back to me.
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 2:22 PM, Blair Strang wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Two related questions:
>
> 1) In the datasheet for the N210, the specif
Hi all,
Two related questions:
1) In the datasheet for the N210, the specifications state 50Mhz
instantaneous bandwidth in 8-bit mode. I was looking at
otw_type.width in the UHD and I can't see an 8 bit mode there. Is
8-bit mode implemented in the fpga/firmware/driver for N210? If not,
roughly
Hi all,
Two related questions:
1) In the datasheet for the N210, the specifications state 50Mhz
instantaneous bandwidth in 8-bit mode. I was looking at
otw_type.width in the UHD and I can't see an 8 bit mode there. Is
8-bit mode implemented in the fpga/firmware/driver for N210? If not,
roughly
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 4:20 PM, Bill Stevenson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, all!
...
> But how can we get power for USRPs when we are testing outside? Could
> anybody tell me a decent way to power USRPs up without connecting the power
> cable to the extension board inside the building? What
Hi,
I just received my USRP today (thanks Ettus!) and am in a similar
position, wanting to smoke test by FM demod.
I probably have more or less the same antenna as you. I cut in half a
1M SMA pigtail I had lying around and soldered 2M of wire out of an
Ethernet cable to the centre conductor. It