On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 11:13 PM, zealdeal wrote:
> Thanks for the info. Can anybody please confirm whether the step size limit
> of 0.5 dB is valid for USRP N200?
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Use their tool uhd_usrp_probe to find the specifics of your USRP and
daughterboards.
Tom
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On 09/08/2014 11:13 PM, zealdeal wrote:
Thanks for the info. Can anybody please confirm whether the step size limit
of 0.5 dB is valid for USRP N200?
It's not the underlying motherboard, it's the daughter-cards. I think
all of WBX, SBX and CBX use a step attenuator with 0.5dB step size.
Othe
Thanks for the info. Can anybody please confirm whether the step size limit
of 0.5 dB is valid for USRP N200?
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In other words, it's the slider that's buggy, not the gain setting.
M
On 09/08/2014 05:03 PM, mle...@ripnet.com wrote:
> The total gain setting range, and gain step size are set by the
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The total gain setting range, and gain step size are set by the
hardware. In most cases, the
step size is 0.5dB.
On 2014-09-08 10:50, zealdeal wrote:
> Hello everyone,
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> Im trying to set the TX Gain of USRP device using the following command
> while transmitting using uhd_siggen_gui to
Hello everyone,
Im trying to set the TX Gain of USRP device using the following command
while transmitting using uhd_siggen_gui tool:
./uhd_siggen_gui --sine -g -f 1013M --amplitude=1.0 -A TX/RX -v
If I set the TX_Gain to non integer or non 0.5 fractional values, it is
getting set to nearest in
