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Would you like to review the NI USRP B206mini-i?

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We are exploring the opportunity to offer you the USRP B206mini-i from NI   to review.
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What is the B206mini-i?

The NI USRP B206mini-i is a Software Defined Radio (SDR) / cognitive radio witha frequency range of between 70 Mhz to 6 GHz. It contains a user-programmable AMD Spartan-6 XC6SLX150 FPGA and the RF front end uses the Analog Devices AD9364 RFIC transceiver with 56 MHz of instantaneous bandwidth. The board is powered by USB 3.0, and includes connection for GPIO, JTAG, 10 MHz clock reference or PPS time reference input signal.

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https://www.ni.com/en/shop/hardware/software-defined-radios/model-usrp-b206mini-i

https://www.ni.com/docs/en-US/bundle/usrp-b206mini-i-specs/page/specs.html 

https://learn.ni.com/learn/article/getting-started-with-usrp 




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  • I love everything that NI offers.  I'm an NI super fan!  I'm looking for a project to present to the University (ETS in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) for them to consider my application as a mature student for entry into the Masters of Electrical Engineering program.  I think that using this module would put me ahead of the competition and also provide you with a thorough evaluation of the product.  I'm already dreaming up ways I can use it to its full potential.  It would be a WIN-WIN.  Please consider me!

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  • I love everything that NI offers.  I'm an NI super fan!  I'm looking for a project to present to the University (ETS in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) for them to consider my application as a mature student for entry into the Masters of Electrical Engineering program.  I think that using this module would put me ahead of the competition and also provide you with a thorough evaluation of the product.  I'm already dreaming up ways I can use it to its full potential.  It would be a WIN-WIN.  Please consider me!

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