I have an urgent need to do a quick finite burst/acquisition app with an X310. Basically, I'd like to perform a timed transmission of 2e6 complex samples to the radio, and do an aligned acquisition of 2e6 samples from the receiver at exactly the same sample clock cycle. I need to do this from a fairly lightweight and low performance machine (slightly less than a typical laptop). Looking to do these at a 100 MS/s rate on X310 or ~60ish if B210/E310, but definitely not continuously streaming. I may even consider doing this on the B210/E310 at a lower rate (60e6?).
I can't remember if the X310 has enough buffer/DDR3/whatever to accept a full burst that large from a low performance host that can't actually keep up with real streaming. My assumption is the the kernel can buffer an incoming 2e6 sample receive burst without issue. *Will this work on the X310 (or E310 or B210?)* I'm sorta looking for a simple yes/no, but would take detailed suggestions if you have them. Sorry for the mostly dumb questions... its not like i used to work at ER or anything... the future of humanity thanks you -John
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