Sampling Rate Constraints of AD9371 on ZC706 and High-Speed RF Board Options

IttyGayathri said:

Are these limitations due to hardware constraints of the ZC706, the AD9371 transceiver, or a combination of both?

Both.

ADRV9040 supports min of 7.68Msps and max of 491.52Msps (CDUC Enabled) and min of 61.44Msps and max of 491.52Msps (CDUC bypassed).

See below post.

 RE: Configuring AD9371 for Integer IQ Sample Rate Below 49.152 MHz in No OS Application: 

Thank you for the response. I’m not familiar with what Koror refers to in this context. Could you explain what "Koror" is and how it affects the achievable sampling rate range for the AD9371 and ZC706 setup? Also, could you expand on the terms "CDUC enabled" and "CDUC bypassed" and how they influence these sampling rates?  Is there any reference or documentation available that explains "Koror" and its role in AD9371 applications? Additionally, I would appreciate any resources or examples that explain the impact of "CDUC enabled" vs. "CDUC bypassed" on achievable sampling rates.

The sampling rate limitation is coming from the chip and its internal digital filters. What we have shown in the datasheet is the supported rates.

Please ignore the below reply. We have a latest chip that's released recently, and Koror means its ADRV9040.

ADRV9040 Datasheet and Product Info | Analog Devices

We do not have any transceivers available that support IQ rate of more than 491.52MSPS.