The frequency gap has been removed
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 4:19 am
We have now released our updated API - the new API fixes the frequency gap we have had up until now (previous gap was 380MHz to 420MHz worst case) -. It has been completely removed
Accompanying this is the new release of the EXTIO file with the following features:
Addition of an Advanced dialog box for additional Settings
Implementation of a selectable 1st LO frequency for the block converter. This will apply to frequencies below 60MHz (up-converted) and between 250MHz and 420MHz (down-converted). This allows full coverage between 100kHz and 2GHz in AUTO mode or the re-position of interferes at the expense of coverage range
Added a down conversion routine to convert Low IF modes to Zero IF modes for compatibility in SDR interfaces. IF bandwidths below 1.536MHz supported choice of IF Frequency and sample rate are restricted.
Added Options to control the DC offset compensation mode used by the tuner. Available modes are Static, Periodic, One-Shot and Continuous
Improved robustness when dynamically changing between IF modes and sample rates
SDR# and HDSDR users can benefit immediately from these features.
The new files and updated documentation are available from the platforms section of the SDRplay website
Accompanying this is the new release of the EXTIO file with the following features:
Addition of an Advanced dialog box for additional Settings
Implementation of a selectable 1st LO frequency for the block converter. This will apply to frequencies below 60MHz (up-converted) and between 250MHz and 420MHz (down-converted). This allows full coverage between 100kHz and 2GHz in AUTO mode or the re-position of interferes at the expense of coverage range
Added a down conversion routine to convert Low IF modes to Zero IF modes for compatibility in SDR interfaces. IF bandwidths below 1.536MHz supported choice of IF Frequency and sample rate are restricted.
Added Options to control the DC offset compensation mode used by the tuner. Available modes are Static, Periodic, One-Shot and Continuous
Improved robustness when dynamically changing between IF modes and sample rates
SDR# and HDSDR users can benefit immediately from these features.
The new files and updated documentation are available from the platforms section of the SDRplay website