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\nThe BasicRx daughterboard is a low-cost daughterboard that provides direct access to the ADC inputs.\u00a0 The board can accept real-mode signals from 1 to 250 MHz. The BasicRx is ideal for applications using an external front end providing relatively clean signals within operable bandwidth. Wideband transformers couple each RF input to a single channel of the USRP device's ADC.\u00a0 The signals sampled by the ADC are manipulated in the FPGA, and can be processed as two real-mode signals, or a single I-Q pair.<\/p>\n

The BasicRX does not include a local oscillator or downconverter.<\/p>\n

It is possible to use subsampling\u00a0methods to receive higher frequencies.\u00a0 In this case, the user must\u00a0ensure the signal is filtered to avoid aliasing of undesired signals.<\/p>\n

Additional Information:<\/p>\n