Hello everyone,
I am considering to synchronize several USRPs Xseries. However, I have only one
device with integrated
GPS disciplined oscillator.
I am wondering whether it is possible to use the device with GPS disciplined
oscillator as a master clock source?
What is the output of REF Out
Hello Mark:
We have successfully used the devices below with a Lenovo ThinkPad T560
laptop running Ubuntu 16.04.3.
When testing the Akitio PCIe expansion box, we used the Intel X710-DA2 with
it.
https://www.akitio.com/adapters/thunder3-10g-network-adapter
Hello
Currently I am using NI USRP 2955R and I want to capture two different
frequencies using a single twin-rx daughter board in gnuradio
(rfnoc-enviroment). But the problem is whenever I set number of channels to two
I get a timeout and also it allows me to tune only one center frequency.
Hello Mark,
Yes, people have used external Thunderbolt to 10 GigE SFP+ adapters
successfully in the past.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9wlKYDEOUU
I do not have up to date information about the level of performance to be
expected in such a setup however. In the video Balint is streaming at
Hi Nate and Marcus.
I didn't receive Markus' mail, but could read it on the archive.
I am having problems just receiving the 56e6 samples up from the device.
I am not writing them to disk (see the '--null' argument that avoids
write calls to disk), nor processing them in any way.
I am using UHD
For the development of a RFNoC project I have a powerful tower PC with an
Intel X520-DA2 PCIe card which features dual 10Gb SPF+ ports. With some
Cisco SFP 10G Copper Twinax cable this matches the USRP X310’s network
connectivity well.
We are considering taking the project on the road, and it
