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Universal Software-Defined Radio Device RF210 Video
The RF210 platform features an aluminum alloy matte anti-vibration enclosure and is functionally aligned with the USRP B210, while extending both functionality and performance beyond the original B210. It is built around the Xilinx Kintex-7 XC7K325T FPGA and Analog Devices’ AD9361 RFIC, and provides the USRP Hardware Driver (UHD) software stack. The AD9361 transceiver in the RF front-end delivers 56 MHz instantaneous bandwidth and—combined with a filter bank—covers the 70 MHz–6 GHz frequency range. Optimized software drivers further enable fast frequency hopping. Pre-selection filter banks in both transmit and receive RF front-ends enhance frequency selectivity, improving harmonic and spurious suppression over the original B210 and optimizing overall receiver performance.
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The RF210 platform features an aluminum alloy matte anti-shock enclosure and is functionally aligned with the USRP B210, while extending both functionality and performance beyond the original B210. It is designed using the Kintex-7 XC7K325T FPGA and Analog Devices’ AD9361 RFIC chip, and provides the USRP Hardware Driver (UHD) software driver. The AD9361 transceiver in the RF front-end delivers an instantaneous bandwidth of 56 MHz, covering the 70 MHz–6 GHz frequency range via a filter bank architecture; optimized software drivers further enable fast frequency hopping. Pre-selection filter banks in both the transmit and receive RF front-ends enhance frequency selectivity, improving harmonic and spurious suppression capabilities over the original B210 and optimizing receiver performance.