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What would someone do with one of these?
by imperialdrive 3y ago
What would someone do with one of these?
- petre 3y agoApplications: · Radar and communications, L/S/C/X/Ku band radar and electronic warfare · Phase array system, · Broadband communications systems · Electronic test and measurement systems · Satellite communications · Microwave point-to-point, X-band and 5G mmWave https://www.analog.com/en/products/ad9084.html https://www.analog.com/en/products/ad9084.html So most probably subject to export controls.
- mikewarot 3y agoThere are things that you can build with a dozen $30 rtlsdr dongles that would be export controlled. The bar is pretty low these days. It reminds me of the time Phil Zimmermans PGP was considered a munition for USA export purposes
- semi-extrinsic 3y agoThe KrakenSDR is certainly toeing the line.
- mikewarot 3y agoI think that it should be possible to distribute clock lines to at least a 16 channel engine using Tayloe polyphase detectors, which have really good noise characteristics, image rejection, and incredible dynamic range, they also make efficient use of the received signal. One 8 phase clock to feed it all, and coherent downconversion is guaranteed. Parts cost would be $100 or less via Digikey.
- amluto 3y agoI was thinking about: > Multiple loopback (ADC to DAC) supported ~45 ns without DSP path If you can get a tiny bit of DSP in there without boosting latency out of the water, then I bet this could be used to pretty thoroughly defeat the supposed jamming immunity of frequency hopping techniques.