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==== Nutaq ZeptoSDR ====
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ORBIT has 2 [http://nutaq.com/en/products/zeptosdr ZeptoSDR]. 
* They are attached to a Gen4 Node as the host machine via gigabit ethernet. 
* In addition, they are powered by the host nodes, for remote on/off capability.
* The ZeptoSDR has a Zedboard FPGA, and Nutaq's RADIO420X board. 
* It is tunable from 300MHz to 3.8GHz, with bandwidth between 1.5 and 28 MHz.



==== Nutaq PicoSDR ====
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ORBIT has 2 [http://nutaq.com/en/products/picosdr PicoSDR2x2-E]. 
* Each is an independent ORBIT node, due to its embedded SAMC-514 computer, with an Intel Core i7 CPU running at 2.1 GHz.
* Each has a Perseus 601x FPGA, and a Radio420M FMC stack.
* They are integrated with the orbit experiment control infrastructure, as nodes 12-1 and 20-1. A Raspberry Pi is running the CMC management service, using telnet to control the PicoSDR's backplane.