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You aren't painting a fair picture. RFSoCs cost more but they also have much more dynamic range (both amplitude and temporal). It's just just about configurab
by willis936 3y ago
You aren't painting a fair picture. RFSoCs cost more but they also have much more dynamic range (both amplitude and temporal). It's just just about configurability, but also performance.
- edrxty 3y agoYeah the rfsocs are popular because they're nuts. From a defense pov being able to be that frequency agile is really a big deal.
- mwbajor 3y agoYou really are proving my point. Based on your misuse of nomenclature its obvious you're not a HW guy. The ADC is the last in an RF chain and typically sets the systems dynamic range if you've done things right. There is nothing special about the ADC in the RFSOC other than the designer will not need to worry about creating a physical, digital interface to the programmable logic. I don't even know where to start on your "temporal dynamic range" comment....
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