[Discuss-gnuradio] Re: Re: Re: Re: Tx Path

2007-04-23 Thread Anmar
Eric Blossom wrote:
 On Fri, Apr 20, 2007 at 08:26:25PM +0200, Anmar wrote:
 explain why this is happening?
 OK, here goes, one more time: there is state in the AD9862 -- its DUC
 phase register -- that we can't control from software.
 
 Do you understand what that means?
Yes
 Have you looked at the AD9862 data sheet?
Yes, and I have red about the Tx moeds and the clock timing.

 If you cycle power on the USRP _each time_ before you run the
 experiment, do you get repeatable results?
well, today I tried without each time powering on the usrp, and I get 
repeatable results, but when I load different code like am_tx then there 
will be a small phase shift, resetting the USRP I get the normal 
results. I made some pictures :).

 What daughterboards are you using?
I have two basic Tx daughterboards, so each one use different AD9862. I 
have a question the 2 AD9862 they both get there clock in from the usrp 
motherboard, and that is the same clock?



thanks ,

anmar



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Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Re: Re: Re: Re: Tx Path

2007-04-23 Thread Roshan Baliga

Anmar wrote:

What daughterboards are you using?
I have two basic Tx daughterboards, so each one use different AD9862. I 
have a question the 2 AD9862 they both get there clock in from the usrp 
motherboard, and that is the same clock?


The AD9862s (which are on the motherboard) both get the same clock from 
AD9513 clock distribution IC. The only difference is that the clock 
signal goes through separate (but identical) filters on its way to each 
AD9862.



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