[hpsdr] New entry in the (almost) SDR arena

Philip Covington p.covington at gmail.com
Fri Jan 19 15:43:08 PST 2007


I am not sure that the cost would be lower than Mercury.  You still
need all the support for an ADC, plus you need the front end mixers,
PLL, blah blah blah...  By the time you add the cost up you could have
paid for the 100 MSPS+ ADC.

Phil N8VB


On 1/19/07, Alberto I2PHD <i2phd at weaksignals.com> wrote:
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> Phil,
>
>    sure, I wasn't saying that that is a technological breakthrough... I wanted just to pin point that between the QSD
> style of SDRs and the SDR-14 or Mercury style, you can have an intermediate step that can offer a no-image solution at a
> cost less than that of e.g. the Mercury, though higher than the QSD approach.
> The more choices you have, the better...
>
> 73  Alberto  I2PHD
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Philip Covington wrote:
> > Hmmm...there is nothing special about this...nothing that isn't
> > already done in the USRP, SDR-14, and SDR-IQ and the soon to be HPSDR
> > Mercury.  It appears they are just digitizing the 10.7 MHz IF - I and
> > Q comes from mixing the complex NCO with the real signal samples from
> > the ADC.
> >
> > Phil N8VB
>
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