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On 05/14/2018 08:51 PM, Yeo Jin Kuang
Alvin (IA) wrote:
Hi
all,
Does
this apply to the B210 too?
That is
correct, handling data at a rate much higher than 8 MS/s will
require moving DSP into the FPGA. UHD comes with a variety of
example RFNoC blocks. The fosphor block for instance produces
a real time spectrum analyzer plot of the full 61.44 MS/s of
the E310.
Thanks in
advanced!
No. As long as your chosen computer can "keep up" with the maximum
USB sample rates from a B210.
The problem with the E31x, is that the ARM cpu in the Zynq, along
with the bus, just simply can't "keep up" with significant sample
rates while
also doing computation. This should not be a surprise--it's a dual
core ARM, running well below 1GHz.