ADRV9002
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The ADRV9002 is a highly integrated RF transceiver that has dual-channel transmitters, dual-channel receivers, integrated synthesizers, and digital signal...
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Hey all. Is there a way to enable this loopback in the JupiterSDR? As I understand, the Jupiter it is not compatible with TES and this loopback is not implemented natively. So, what is the best approach if I wanted to implement this loopback? I need a consistent Rx1 to Tx1 low latency loopback, basically the FDD repeater described in the User Guide.
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Hello lucasF ,
Do you have any updates on your work ? Have your questions been answered?
If there is anything else please let us know.
Best wishes,
Robert
Hey all, thank you for the response.
I not an expert in this and have been trying to connect the AXI-stream from the Rx to Tx but it looks like the Rx does not have a nativeAXI-stream and won't connect to the Tx, which is. I am working on getting some kind of block to connect them but if such a block already exists, that would be very helpful.
I primarily got the Jupiter because the adrv9002 Rx-to-Tx loopback looked easy to implement through the TES. So, it is a little disappointing it is not compatible with TES, although I am sure there is a good reason.
Can you help me understand if there is a Rx-to-Tx loopback built into the transceiver that can be configured internally and if that is different from the HDL approach above?
Hey all, thank you for the response.
I not an expert in this and have been trying to connect the AXI-stream from the Rx to Tx but it looks like the Rx does not have a nativeAXI-stream and won't connect to the Tx, which is. I am working on getting some kind of block to connect them but if such a block already exists, that would be very helpful.
I primarily got the Jupiter because the adrv9002 Rx-to-Tx loopback looked easy to implement through the TES. So, it is a little disappointing it is not compatible with TES, although I am sure there is a good reason.
Can you help me understand if there is a Rx-to-Tx loopback built into the transceiver that can be configured internally and if that is different from the HDL approach above?