47MHz - 6GHz 주파수 범위, 61.44Mhz 샘플링 레이트, 2x2 MIMO 스트리밍을 지원하는 제품입니다.
리눅스, 맥, 윈도우를 지원하고, grosmosdr을 통해 GNU Radio, SoapySDR을 통해 Pothos, SDRange, SDR Console, Pothos을 지원, SDRange, SDR Console, SDR# via sdrsharp-bladeRF, YateBTS, OpenAirInterface, srsUE and srsLTE, MathWorks MATLAB® & Simulink® via libbladeRF bindings 을 지원합니다.
특징
Analog Devices RF Transceiver
47 MHz to 6 GHz frequency range
2x2 MIMO, 61.44 MHz sampling rate
56 MHz filtered bandwidth (IBW)
Automatic gain control (AGC)
Real-time custom gain control tables controlled via SPI and discrete external input pins
Automatic IQ and DC offset correction
128-tap digital FIR filtering
Altera Cyclone V FPGA
49 kLE and 301 kLE variants available for custom signal processing and hardware accelerators
Factory-calibrated SiTime MEMS VCTCXO
Calibrated within 1 Hz of 38.4 MHz
Taming supported via 12-bit DAC or ADF4002 PLL
MEMS oscillators provide superior reliability, aging, power supply noise rejection, and vibe/shock performance compared to quartz oscillators
USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Support
Cypress FX3 peripheral controller with integrated 200 MHz ARM926EJ-S processor
Fully bus-powered over USB 3.0
External power option via 5V DC barrel jack with automatic switchover
The bladeRF 2.0 micro xA4 has been fitted with a USB 3.0 Superspeed connector and a Cypress FX3 microcontroller providing you with a high speed, low latency board with a powerful ARM9 processor and enough bandwidth to saturate the full duplex 5Gbps USB 3.0 link. An Altera Cyclone V FPGA provides the interface between the FX3 and RF transceiver for the bladeRF. This FPGA has single-cycle access embedded memory, hard 18x18 multipliers for dedicated DSP and many general logic elements ready to be programmed. All four of the RF SMA ports are capable of providing power over bias-tee circuitry to wideband amplifiers and pre-amps. The last major feature that the micro possesses is the AD9361 wideband RF transceiver from Analog devices. This transceiver is made for next generation wireless protocols, capable of handling anything from simple FM audio to the latest 5G LTE standard to whatever the future may hold.
