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That's very interesting I didn't realise that. So it's oversampling ~10x? The datasheet for the LMS7002 chip seems to indicate its sample rate is 160 MHz? Wh
by deutronium 10y ago
That's very interesting I didn't realise that. So it's oversampling ~10x?
The datasheet for the LMS7002 chip seems to indicate its sample rate is 160
MHz? Which you can grab from:
http://www.limemicro.com/products/field-programmable-rf-ics-lms7002m/#resources http://www.limemicro.com/products/field-programmable-rf-ics-...
- teamster94 10y agoThey are not using industry standard terms in the datasheet for some reason. I believe the 160MHz is the analog bandwidth of the device. There is no real-time bandwidth (RTBW/IBW) specification, which is the number the defines the widest channel bandwidth of a device. It is likely that the 60MSPS bandwidth can be shifted within that 160MHz analog bandwidth using the on-chip NCO to hop around.