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ORBIT Mobile Node (version 1)

Table of Contents

  1. Hardware
    1. Nodes
      1. ORBIT Node (Version 1)
        1. Orbit case 1
      1. ORBIT Node (Version 2)
        1. Orbit case 2
      1. ORBIT Node (version 3)
        1. Main Generation 3 Nodes
          1. LV-67C
          1. LV-67G
          1. LV-67J
        1. Mobile Generation 3 Nodes
          1. LV-67B
          1. LV-67F
          1. LV-67K
        1. Orbit case 3 (COTS)
        1. Assembly
          1. Case Assembly
          1. Mother Board BIOS Settings
      1. ORBIT Node (version 4)
        1. Main Generation 4 Nodes
        2. High Performance Generation 4 Nodes
        3. Large Core Count Generation 4 (SDR) Nodes
        1. Orbit case 4 (COTS)
        1. Assembly
          1. Case Assembly
        1. Debugging notes
      1. ORBIT Mobile Node (version 1)
        1. Hardware
          1. NUC
          2. SDR Front End
        2. Case Extension
          1. Battery Operation
          2. Assembly instructions

The mobile node is effectively a shrunk down version of the standard ORBIT node designed to facilitate mobile and off-site experiments. The current generation is based around the Intel Next Unit of Computing (NUC) platform.

Hardware

NUC

Two versions: big and small…

SDR Front End

The SDR front-end ​Ettus Research USRP B200mini is a full-duplex transceiver platform with tuning range of 70 MHz to 6 GHz with 56 MGHz of instantaneous bandwidth connected over USB 3.0 to the host. USRP B205

Case Extension

The "add-on" case extension to the NUC contains the B205 and CM. It is a 3D printable part (STL file​). Best results have been achieved using either ABS or HIPS filament.

Battery Operation

Second extension enables car deployment and graceful shutdown. Uses…

Assembly instructions

Internal wiring No image "InternalConnections.png" attached to Hardware/hNodes/cNodeVer5

Assembled SDR Mobile Node

Assembled unit is hown in Figure 3.

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