Hi Cindy - It is true that the B200 can generally support 60 MSps
("60M") sustained throughput over USB3. That's -total combined-
throughput for all Rx and Tx streams. The example
"uhd_two_tone_loopback.grc" performs both Rx and Tx via the USRP, so if
you set the sample rate to 60M, then you're try
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For this "uhd_two_tone_loopback.grc" example, it runs great at 500k
samling_rate. However, when I increase the sampling rate to 50M, I start to
get printouts on the screen: "UUU...", and it is very hard to stop the
running example. Besides, when it runs at 500K sampling_rate, no printouts
on the sc
