Fair enough. But how will the discontinuous-sampling done by this
100Msps mode affect things? 

-Marcus 

On Tue, 6 Mar 2012 18:43:43
+0000, Per Zetterberg wrote: 

> In my opinion/experience at least
two-fold over-sampling is to be recommended with OFDM, The standard
802.11n has a mode with 40MHz bandwidth (not to mention 802.11ac). I
have the feeling the dynamic range of 48dB is somewhat small for OFDM.
Especially without fast AGC.
> 
> BR/
> Per
> 
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> Not to disparage
some fine work, but in the specific example cited, the existing,
standard, 50Msps mode (8-bit samples) should also work, unless 48dB of
dynamic range isn't adequate.
> 
> -Marcus
> 
> On Tue, 6 Mar 2012
17:28:54 +0000, Per Zetterberg wrote:
> 
> Hi Lists,
> 
> I have tried
Marc Epards 100Msps hack from https://github.com/mepard/N210CeVI [6] on
XCVR2450. It's extremely cool. I verified that the 36MHz bandwidth
option on the XCVR2450 actually works (and it does). With this kind of
bandwidth it is possible to investigate true 802.11n and LTE signals (I
wish we had this feature for TX as well).
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> Many thanks Marc!
> 
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