>We also will be making a formal announcement very soon about the USRP E100 and USRP E110 which will be embedded radio >systems with 2 different sizes of FPGA.
Can you give us any sneak-peek details on the Embedded system? What processor/form factor? I ask because I'm working on putting together a system like this now ... the E100 might save me a lot of trouble. Thanks! -William On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 8:33 PM, Matt Ettus <m...@ettus.com> wrote: > On 11/16/2010 05:12 PM, Steve Mcmahon wrote: > >> Hello Matt: >> >> Why the name "USRP N210" instead of just "USRP3"? I just want to >> understand the new naming scheme. You imply that the N210 is but the >> first in a series of future N200-family devices. Could you comment on >> your plans for these devices? What is the product roadmap for the >> N220, N230, etc.? Thanks. >> >> Steve McMahon >> > > > Steve, > > Thanks for the question. Even internally we get confused about the new > naming scheme. > > Each product number is one letter and 3 digits. The letter denotes how the > device is attached to the computer -- > "B" stands for bus (i.e. USB) > "N" for network (ethernet in this case) > "E" for embedded computer > > The first digit roughly indicates a product generation. In this case, 2 > for the 2nd generation of our network devices. > > The 2nd digit indicates option levels. In this case "1" indicates the > larger S3A-3400 DSP FPGA. > > The third digit indicates major revisions. In this case we are on the > zeroth revision. > > > Had this naming system been around when the USRP1 was introduced, it would > have been called the USRP B100. There's no point in renaming it now, so > we'll continue calling it the USRP1. Similarly, the USRP2 would have been > called the USRP N100, but we won't be renaming it. > > There is a USRP N200 planned for March which will have a smaller Spartan 3A > DSP 1800 FPGA instead of the 3400 in the already-announced N210. This will > cost $200 less than the N210 because of the smaller FPGA. > > We also will be making a formal announcement very soon about the USRP E100 > and USRP E110 which will be embedded radio systems with 2 different sizes of > FPGA. > > > We have other products in development which will further exercise this new > naming system :) > > Matt > > _______________________________________________ > USRP-users mailing list > usrp-us...@lists.ettus.com > > http://lists.ettus.com/mailman/listinfo/usrp-users_lists.ettus.com >
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