Dear Temir,

https://files.ettus.com/schematics/e310/ , the daughterboard schematic (e310_db.pdf), page 7: no, there's no biasing on the RF ports.

Best regards,

Marcus

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On 14.12.21 18:22, Temir Karakurum wrote:
Hi Marcus,

Thanks for the quick reply! Is the bias-tee available only for the GPS port?
Can you similarly provide DC power to an LNA through the RF ports?

Best,
Temir

On Tue, Dec 14, 2021 at 8:17 PM Marcus D. Leech <patchvonbr...@gmail.com> wrote:

    On 2021-12-14 12:12, Temir Karakurum wrote:
    Hi there,

    A few months ago I ended up with a pair of USRP E312's and u-blox ANN-MB-00 
GPS
    antennas. I was able to synchronize both devices and acquire properly 
aligned
    samples and things are looking good.

    However, today I realized that the u-blox antenna I have is an active 
antenna and
    checking its datasheet it looks like it requires 15 mA/3-5 V DC supply for 
the
    integrated LNA. Does this mean that the GPS port of 312 has a bias-tee that
    supplies the necessary currents? If there is a bias-tee, where can I find
    information about it?

    Also checking the Ettus store, it looks like different antennas are 
compatible with
    different USRP models. For instance "3V Active GPS Antenna for N series" is
    apparently compatible with E310 both not compatible with X and B series. 
Which
    factor determines the compatibility?

    Best regards,
    Temir

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    I think the bias-T on both X and B series puts out +5V. MOST GPS antennas 
are
    perfectly happy to deal with anywhere between 3-5V.

    Nearly all GPS antennas these days are *active* antennas and MOST are 3-5V 
happy.


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