Hi marcus
      thanks for immediate reply and your guide was  very helpful from my
side ... Now the question is  ,
 suppose,  i have 12 bit  200 mhz adc , and i do not want to reduce my
processing bit , as per the instruction from your side it could be
hard to process in my i5 , 4Gb ddr3 configuration computer and also i am not
aware  of the IF bandwidth which might require to make
the bandwidth  process instantly ( simultaneously ) . Will gnuradio be able
to support the instantaneous processing of the 100Mhz bandwidth,
I have a bit doubt as i learnt that gnuradio can support 8Mhz only.

Thanks , and i highly apologize if my post is a bit out of track or may be
called a bit illogical ....

Thanks marcus.

On Mon, Apr 25, 2011 at 4:49 PM, Marcus D. Leech <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 04/25/2011 03:45 AM, ton ph wrote:
> > Thank marcus for the information ,
> >   Thou it may be a out of track question , is that possible by using
> > any of the daughter board available to process 100 Mhz of bandwidth
> > ... more correctly what can i do, for Exp: if i want to access a
> > bandwidth of range 105 Mhz ... will usrp be able to support, because
> > as i think gnuradio can support only 8Mhz bandwidth at a time , will
> > we be able to make changes in gnuradio ? ....  I highly apologize if
> > any of my question is illogical or out of track.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> The USRP2 and N2XX series sample signals at 100Msps, so the FPGA "sees"
> 100MHz of incoming
>  bandwidth.  But the absolute most you can send down the 1GiGE
> interface to the host is 25Msps.
>
> If you modified the FPGA code to send 8-bit samples to the host, you
> might be able to do 50Mhz,
>  and with 4-bit samples, 100Mhz.   At least in theory.
>
> In practice, you'll have a hard time processing that much bandwidth on
> the host computer, unless it's
>  a really fast computer, and you're not doing anything even vaguely
> complicated with the signals
>  on the computer.
>
>
>
>
> --
> Principal Investigator
> Shirleys Bay Radio Astronomy Consortium
> http://www.sbrac.org
>
>
>


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