W dniu 13.11.2017 o 11:36, Piotr Krysik via USRP-users pisze:
> Dear list,
>
> Little update on transmitting bursts and simultaneous receiving with
> USRP B210. When I connect anything that has some path between TX/RX SMA
> port's body and inner female sleeve contact (like 3dB attenuator or even
>
Dear list,
Little update on transmitting bursts and simultaneous receiving with
USRP B210. When I connect anything that has some path between TX/RX SMA
port's body and inner female sleeve contact (like 3dB attenuator or even
my finger) the output signal starts to look ok. I don't know what is
caus
W dniu 06.10.2017 o 17:48, Nick Foster pisze:
> This is especially baffling to me, because I recall that the
> SKY13335-187LF switches used in B210 must be isolated from DC on all
> RF ports. But they are! The only components connected to the SMA
> connectors are a series 470pF capacitor.
>
> Perha
Piotr,
This is especially baffling to me, because I recall that the SKY13335-187LF
switches used in B210 must be isolated from DC on all RF ports. But they
are! The only components connected to the SMA connectors are a series 470pF
capacitor.
Perhaps the problem is exacerbated by poor impedance m
W dniu 27.09.2017 o 07:06, Piotr Krysik via USRP-users pisze:
> Hi all,
>
> I narrowed down when the issue occurs.
>
> When using separate sides of B210 for transmitting (i.e. TX/RX port on
> RF A side) and receiving (i.e. RX2 port on RF B side) everything is fine and
> B210 starts transmitting li
Hi all,
I narrowed down when the issue occurs.
When using separate sides of B210 for transmitting (i.e. TX/RX port on
RF A side) and receiving (i.e. RX2 port on RF B side) everything is fine and
B210 starts transmitting like i.e. X310.
The problem appears when transmitting and receiving on the
