[hpsdr] FW: SBC Inforce 6410

Terry Fox tfox at knology.net
Thu Dec 17 09:49:29 PST 2015


For those looking at SBC that may be the good basis for an "inexpensive" 
SDR, check out the Red Pitaya.  IT has two 125 Ms/s ADC, 14-bit channels and 
two 14-bit 125 Ms/s DAC channels (with buffers).  It uses a Xilinx Zynq 
SoC/FPGA which has a dual Cortex ARM9 embedded .  Plus a separate, low speed 
ADC/DAC chip and other GPIO pins.  Very nice.  Pavel Demin has written SDR 
receiver and transceiver modules for SDR#, HDSDR, and GNU Radio. 
Potentially nice for diversity work or other MIMO.  The board costs around 
$250 from Elektor or redpitaya.com.  There is a Google group (and others) 
that are working on hardware around the RP to make it a full rig.

I now have two Red Pitaya boards as I see it becoming a great little HF SDR.
73, Terry, N4TLF


-----Original Message----- 
From: MDS Info
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2015 11:01 AM
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Subject: [hpsdr] FW: SBC Inforce 6410

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-----Original Message-----
From: Glen [mailto:glenk4kv at mds-ham.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2015 8:36 AM
To: HPSDR
Subject: SBC Inforce 6410


Hello,

Others may already have seen this board...

It seems to have everything to build a stand alone transceiver, and then
some.

What I did not see is USB 3.0 nor LVDS.  So a daughter card with the rf and
ADC might have
to use the SATA interface.

73's

Glen K4KV

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