IF / Baseband Streaming
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Overview
IF / Baseband streaming is a broad application space in which the acquisition and generation of high frequency, high bandwidth time domain signals requires very high data throughput which only streaming can provide.
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Application Description
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IF / Baseband Streaming Learn more about Intermediate Frequency and baseband streaming. Learn More >> |
Reference Application
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Benchmarks
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Benchmarking Data for Streaming with IF Products Find benchmarks for IF and baseband generation and acquisition for a variety of system architectures. Learn More >> |
System Bundles
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IF and Baseband Record and Playback System Bundle for PXI This document describes a complete PXI IF and baseband record and playback solution from National Instruments, with the option to get a quote for the entire system. Learn More >> |
Related Products
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NI PXIe-5122 Digitizer 100 MS/s, 14-bit resolution, 2 channels, 100 MHz bandwidth - stream to disk at full rate of 400 MB/s Learn More >> |
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NI PXIe-5442 Arbitrary Waveform Generator 100 MS/s, 16-bit resolution, 43 MHz bandwidth - stream from disk at full rate of 200 MB/s Learn More >> |
Related Links
Streaming IF Acquisition Demo Webcast
Streaming IQ Generation Demo Webcast
PXI Express Modular Instruments Demos
Mixed-Signal Instruments for PXI Express Resources
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