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When updating firmware, the devices which have AD9364s on them, get reset to the default of a AD9363 (tuning range of 325 to 3800 MHz). SDRAngel assumes a AD9364, and the GUI allows you to set LO settings that the firmware doesn't support. This ensures that does not happen, by going out to the hardware, and querying the device to set the min/max limits on LO. Signed-off-by: Robin Getz <robin.getz@analog.com> |
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bladerf1 | ||
bladerf2 | ||
hackrf | ||
limesdr | ||
perseus | ||
plutosdr | ||
soapysdr | ||
xtrx | ||
CMakeLists.txt | ||
devices.pro | ||
readme.md |
Devices common resources
This folder contains classes and methods that can be used by different plugins that work with a common physical device or via network. Thus this can be one of the following devices:
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BladeRF1: one Rx and one Tx full duplex. Plugins are:
- bladerf1input
- bladerf1output
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BladeRF2: 2 Rx and 2 Tx full duplex (BladeRF 2.0 micro). Plugins are:
- bladerf2input
- bladerf2output
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HackRF: one Rx and one Tx half duplex. Plugins are:
- hackrfinput
- hackrfoutput
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LimeSDR: 2 Rx and 2 Tx full duplex (Lime-USB). 1 Rx and 1 Tx full duplex (Lime-Mini). Plugins are
- limesdrinput
- limesdroutput
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PlutoSDR: one Rx and one Tx full duplex. Plugins are
- plutosdrinput
- plutosdroutput
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SoapySDR: Soapy SDR virtual device
- soapysdrinput
- soapysdroutput