Changes between Version 59 and Version 60 of Old/Tutorials/k0SDR/Tutorial00


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Sep 5, 2007, 12:45:40 AM (17 years ago)
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    1818The frequency that the BasicTX operates on ranges from 2 MHz to 200 MHz, and the BasicRX can receive from 2 MHz to 300+ MHz.
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    20 Since there is no way to put a matching antenna on BasicTX/BasicRX, the two BasicTX/BasicRX daughterboard are connected through two wires, which means the waveform transmitted from BasicTX to BasicRX doesn’t go through air but the two wires. For right now, the TX_B port of the BasicTX on node1-1 is wired to the RX_B on the BasicRX on node1-2, and the the TX_A of the BasicTX on node1-1 is wired to the RX_B on the BasicRX mounted on node1-2. Therefore, make sure you have node1-1 as the transmitter and have node 1-2 be the receiver.
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    22 {{{
    23 Since there is NO sound card on each node, you cannot run the example, dial_tone.py.
    24 }}}
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     20The image above shows TX_A connected to RX_B through a 50 ohm attenuator. Likewise, side B of both nodes are connected through an attenuator. The ports are connected through wires in order to minimize noise. However, both TX and RX can use actual antenna.
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    2722== Make sandbox5 ready, step by step. ==