160 MHz research SDR
160 MHz research SDR: RF310 with the RF160 daughterboard
Kintex-7 research radio with up to 160 MHz processing bandwidth, 1 MHz–6 GHz, PCIe and 10GbE, for university spectrum and waveform labs.
What 160 MHz is for
Teaching benches at 56 MHz are enough for most communications courses. Research groups that record wideband spectra or develop RFNoC blocks need more. Broadband RF Device RF310 with the RF160 daughterboard lists 160 MHz processing bandwidth and 1 MHz–6 GHz coverage.
RF160 is a full-duplex wideband transceiver aligned with the UBX160 class and is also described as usable on NI USRP X300 / X310 baseband boards.
Interfaces
RF310 lists a user-programmable Kintex-7 FPGA, optional PCIe, 10GbE and 1GbE, open-source UHD and RFNoC, and GNU Radio.
Orders are for screened universities and laboratories. There is no anonymous checkout.