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This is a recent USRP transceiver daughterboard, released in 2010. It can cover frequencies from 50MHz to 2.2GHz for reception or transmission (max power ~100mWatts). | This is a recent USRP transceiver daughterboard, released in 2010. It can cover frequencies from 50MHz to 2.2GHz for reception or transmission (max power ~100mWatts). | ||
This makes it the ideal board to cover broadcast frequencies. It was used successfully to generate DAB or FM signals. | This makes it the ideal board to cover broadcast frequencies. It was used successfully to generate DAB or FM signals. | ||
| − | More tests to follow | + | * More tests to follow -> [[WBX daughterboard]] |
Revision as of 22:04, 24 February 2010
This is a recent USRP transceiver daughterboard, released in 2010. It can cover frequencies from 50MHz to 2.2GHz for reception or transmission (max power ~100mWatts).
This makes it the ideal board to cover broadcast frequencies. It was used successfully to generate DAB or FM signals.
- More tests to follow -> WBX daughterboard
