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Otava DTRX2 mmWave transceiver - what are the allowable bandwidths?

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mbrown over 2 years ago

What are the range of allowable bandwidths that can be up/down-converted, and if there is a relationship between bandwidth and possible RF/IF frequencies, what is that relationship?

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  • LucLanglois
    LucLanglois over 2 years ago +1
    8x100 MHz CC aggregation from MathWorks 5G ToolBox through ZCU208 + Otava DTRx2 TX @ 24 GHz --> Rohde & Schwarz FSW43 + K147
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    mbrown over 2 years ago

    We have successfully run 800MHz 5GR MC signal in TX using an IF of 4.2GHz. It's mostly a function of the pass-band response at IF. iBW<1GHz are feasible provided you pick your IF center frequency well. We can't do 1.6GHz unfortunately with this design. Nor can you deviate from around 6Gsps DAC sampling rate and 5Gsps ADC sampling rate. There is a fixed filter at IF to both filter converter images and perform anti-aliasing ahead of the ADC. The ideal ranges are:

    Black small square RF frequency range = 19 – 31 GHz

    Black small square TX IF center frequency = 3.8 – 4.6GHz

    Black small square RX IF center frequency = 3.4 – 4.3GHz

    For large iBW, I'd recommend starting with 4.2GHz IF in TX and 3.7GHz in RX. Start there and optimize it for your targeted RF frequency, based on DAC sampling images, mixer spurs and acceptable pass-band roll-off.

    For more info on the AMD Xilinx RFSoC Gen 3 Kit for mmWave visit the product page.avnet.me/rfsoc-mmwave.
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    mbrown over 2 years ago in reply to mbrown

    Clarification on sampling rates >

    There are no hard limits on sampling rates at the RF-DAC or RF-ADC, however close frequency planning is required especially for wideband signals. The sample rates above were found suitable for our tests using 800MHz 5G NR FR2 waveforms.

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    mbrown over 2 years ago in reply to mbrown

    Clarification on sampling rates >

    There are no hard limits on sampling rates at the RF-DAC or RF-ADC, however close frequency planning is required especially for wideband signals. The sample rates above were found suitable for our tests using 800MHz 5G NR FR2 waveforms.

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