Um, AFAIK, tut3 has a bug in the cast/reinterpret after the FFT or in
the VACC which prevents decent SNR, but otherwise is functional.
Jason
On 06 Nov 2009, at 10:43, Danny Price wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone have any further documentation for the ROACH
spectrometers in the SVN, or the tut 3
Hi All,
Does anyone have any further documentation for the ROACH spectrometers
in the SVN, or the tut 3 spectrometer?
Cheers
Danny
Andrew Siemion wrote:
>William Mallard wrote:
>>Tom Kuiper wrote:
>>>Does anyone have a feeling for how many 32,768 channel 1 GHz wide
>>>spectrometers (or 65536 channel 2 GHz spectrometers) could be
>>>implemented on a ROACH?
>>
>>I'm already working on a 3GHz FX correlator, so i forked it,
>>trun
Tom Kuiper wrote:
>Does anyone have a feeling for how many 32,768 channel 1 GHz wide
>spectrometers (or 65536 channel 2 GHz spectrometers) could be
>implemented on a ROACH?
I'm already working on a 3GHz FX correlator, so i forked it, truncated
it at the end of the F engine, dropped the PFB FIR, re
Dan Werthimer wrote:
we haven't tried this, but
it would be pretty easy to
change an existing design,
compile it and see if it fits.
If I get less busy maybe I can team up with someone to try it.
i'm guessing two 1 GHz spectrometers,
and one 2 GHz spectrometer.
That was my guess too so I
hi tom,
we haven't tried this, but
it would be pretty easy to
change an existing design,
compile it and see if it fits.
i'm guessing two 1 GHz spectrometers,
and one 2 GHz spectrometer.
but it will be a tight squeeze.
dan
Tom Kuiper wrote:
Does anyone have a feeling for how many 32,768 cha
Does anyone have a feeling for how many 32,768 channel 1 GHz wide
spectrometers (or 65536 channel 2 GHz spectrometers) could be
implemented on a ROACH?
Thanks
Tom
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