Hello
I'm currently using the N210 with the UBX-160 daughterboard and the link
below says the analog bandwidth is 160 MHZ. So, I'm assuming this BW isn't
changeable so what do I put for the channel BW within the UHD block within
GNU Radio?
To be a bit more explicit: like the product page says, you **cannot**
use the UBX-160 in an N210. You need an X3x0 if you want to use that!
If you're however interested in smaller bandwidths that the N210 can
sample alias-free, yes, the UBX-40, or the other *BX daughterboards
would be an
On 02/09/2018 03:44 PM, Tellrell White wrote:
Hello
I'm currently using the N210 with the UBX-160 daughterboard and the
link below says the analog bandwidth is 160 MHZ. So, I'm assuming this
BW isn't changeable so what do I put for the channel BW within the UHD
block within GNU Radio?
Hi,
thanks for quick reply!
I was aware of range resolution equation, apparently I didn't specify
project enough and wasn't really paying attention while reading some
articles :/.
Goal of my project would be to measure breathing/heartbeat rate of a human
using FMCW radar in GNU radio. I just
Hi i've read in past discussion board posts i found that a n210 could possibly
be connected to a raspberry pi 3 via a gigabit ethernet to usb3.0 connector.
I've recently purchased such a connector and wanted to try it out. When i did,
the green light on the ethernet port of the n210 lite up
Hi All,
In Broadcast receiver where the RF samples are received on AIR and channel
decoder does the demodulation of digital radio symbols, and extracts the
compressed audio data. This is then fed to an audio decoder to decode the
audio. After decoding the uncompressed audio has to be played
