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NAT-FMC-SDR4
Radio Frequency (RF) Front-end Mezzanine
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The NAT-FMC-SDR4 is a radio frequency (RF) front-end FMC module that provides eight front panel ports for connection to antennas in wireless networks (4x Rx, 4x Tx). The ADRV9009 RF transceivers provide the transmit/receive functionality, with 200 MHz instantaneous bandwidth per channel. It provides a platform for wireless applications, such as mobile cellular systems with massive MIMO or radio beamforming, which require a large number of phase-coherent antennas. |
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Two modules may be stacked to provide 8 Rx and 8 Tx channels. When combined with a processing carrier AMC, such as the NAMC-ZYNQ-FMC, the combination of large bandwidth RF-transceivers and a powerful FPGA allows you to create 5G radio units with on-board PHY layer processing or NB-IoT/LTE full-network single-board solutions with base station and core network processing. Applications include:
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 N.A.T. offers this combination as an orderable product, the NAT-AMC-ZYNQUP-SDR (suffix 4 or 8, depending on the number of stacked FMC modules).                   |
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- 4 Rx and 4 Tx channels with 200 MHz instantaneous bandwidth each
- Rx observation channel for DPD and PA
- Synchronizable for creating large phased arrays
- FMC form factor (VITA 57.1)
- 4x Analog Devices ADRV9009 dual RF transmitter, receiver and observation receiver
- Maximum receiver bandwidth: 200 MHz
- Maximum tuneable transmitter synthesis bandwidth: 450 MHz
- Maximum observation receiver bandwidth: 450 MHz
- Multichip phase synchronization for RF- and baseband signals
- Multiboard synchronization
- JESD204B IQ sample data interface to FPGA
- Tuning range (center frequency): 75 MHz to 6000 MHz
- RX gain range: 30dB in 0.5dB steps
- RX Noise Figure: 2dB @ 800 MHz | 3dB @ 2.4 GHz | 3.8 dBm @ 5.5 GHz
- Maximum output power: 9 dBm @ 75 MHz < f ≤ 600 MHz | 7 dBm @ 600 MHz < f ≤ 4000 MHz | 6 dBm @ 4000 MHz < f ≤ 4800 MHz | 4.5 dBm @ 4800 MHz < f ≤ 6000 MHz
- TX Error Vector Magnitude (EVM): 0.5% @ 75 MHz LOÂ |Â 0.7% @ 1900 MHz LOÂ |Â 0.7% @ 3800 MHz LOÂ |Â 1.1% @ 5900 MHz LO
- 3rd order output intermodulation OIP3: 23 dBm @ 800 MHz | 19 dBm @ 2.4 GHz | 17 dBm @ 5.5 GHz
NAT-AMC-ZYNQUP-SDR4 (or 8)
Mounting one or two NAT-FMC-SDR4 RF transceiver FMC module(s) to the NAT-AMC-ZYNQUP-FMC creates the NAT-AMC-ZYNQUP-SDR4 (or 8), which combines high performance FPGA processing with RF front-end antenna connections.The nature of the mezzannine connectors means that, for an 8-channel module, the variants to mount on the FPGA carrier board are NAT-FMCSDR4-M and NAT-FMC-SDR4-T.
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| nat_fmc_sdr4_ds | Data Sheet | 1.1MB | 1.2 | 06-08-2020 | |
| nat_amc_zynqup_sdr_man_usr | Uswer's Guide NDA required, pls. refer to note below |
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| nat_amc_zynqup_sdr_pb | Product Brief | 2.1MB | 12 | 26-08-2020 |
Note on the User's Guide for the NAT-AMC-ZYNQ-SDR:
The User's Guide for the NAT-AMC-ZYNQUP-SDR requires an NDA to be in place. Please fill out the form by providing your full contact details including your company street address and we will be right in touch with you. Thank you!
