wiki:Hardware/fDevices/cSDR/hNutaq

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Table of Contents

  1. Hardware
    1. Devices
      1. WiFi
        1. Atheros 5212
        2. Atheros 9220
        3. Atheros 9280
        1. Intel 2200
        2. Intel 6250
        1. Broadcom BCM94352HMB
      1. SDR
        1. USRP 1
        2. USRP N210
        3. USRP X310
        4. USRP B210
        5. ORBIT USRP Deployment
        1. Nutaq ZeptoSDR
        2. Nutaq PicoSDR
        1. ZedBoard Based Devices
        1. WARP
        1. Cognitive Radio Kit
        1. Realtek 2832 EZCap
      1. LTE Hardware
        1. Netgear AC341U External LTE Modem
      1. Bluetooth
        1. Belkin F8T003 V2
        2. Belkin F8T013
        3. Belkin F8T013uk1
        4. IOGear GBU221
        5. IOGear GBU321
        6. IOGear GBU521
        7. Aluratek ABD2020-R
        8. Zoom Telephonics 4310
        9. Ubertooth One
      1. CUDA
        1. Available Cards
        2. Domains with CUDA Capabilities
        3. Useful Links
      1. ZigBee
        1. Crossbow TELOS-B

Nutaq ZeptoSDR

ORBIT has 2 ​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

ORBIT has 2 ​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.

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