Quoting kilian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > mentioned USB performance and now I would like to add another data point > to it. After I found out that I had to upload the firmware first, using > 'burn-usrp2-eeprom', I ran test_usrp0 and got the following output:
Thanks for the data. 24 MB/s isn't too bad. The max we normally see is 32 MB/s. > noverruns = 171 I'd be more worried about the overruns, but this may be a problem with the fact that you ran a USRP0 program. > I mainly got the board for educational purposes and possibly to build a > receiver (to cover 1-30MHz as a first step). Now that the possibilities > (4RX/4TX channels) are starting to sink in, I'm getting all kinds of > ideas though (i.e. using the DACs for DDS, ...). Great! > I'm curious what the unpopulated J2001 can be used for. My assumption is > that the VCTCXO signal can be fed out for synchronization purposes. I > guess some small changes could also make that a clock input. I'm not > sure whether I ever want to do that, but this could be helpful in a > number of situations. J2001 is a clock output if used as-is. It becomes a clock input if you remove the crystal oscillator. You shouldn't need to do this unless you are doing VLBI radio astronomy. Matt _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
