ADALM-PLUTO SDR Active Learning Module Product Overview Features ( ) The easy to use ADALM-PLUTO active learning module PlutoSDR X X Portable self-contained RF GNU Radio sink and helps introduce electrical engineering students to the fundamentals learning module source blocks of software-defined radio (SDR), radio frequency (RF), and wireless communications. Designed for students at all levels and from all X X Cost-effective experimen- Libiio, a C, C++, C , and backgrounds, the module can be used for both instructor-led and self- tation platform Python API directed learning to help students develop a foundation in real-world X X RF coverage from 325 MHz USB 2.0 interface RF and communications that they can build on as they pursue science, to 3.8 GHz X Plastic enclosure technology, or engineering degrees. X Flexible rate, 12-bit ADC X USB powered and DAC X Connecting RF Theory with RF Practice Up to 20 MHz of instanta- X One transmitter and one neous bandwidth The PlutoSDR works as a portable lab that, when used with a host, can ( ) receiver female SMA, 50 ( ) complex I/Q augment classroom learning. MATLAB and Simulink are two of the X Half or full duplex many software packages supported by PlutoSDR, and it provides an X MATLAB, Simulink support ( ) intuitive graphical user interface GUI so students can learn faster, work smarter, and explore more. Made for Teachers, Students, and Self-Learners Kit Includes The PlutoSDR features independent receive and transmit channels that can X Analog Devices PlutoSDR active learning module be operated in full duplex. The active learning module can generate or acquire RF analog signals from 325 MHz to 3800 MHz at up to 61.44 megasamples X Two antennas (824 MHz to ~894 MHz/ per second (MSPS). Small enough to fit in a shirt pocket, the PlutoSDR 1710 MHz to ~2170 MHz) is completely self-contained and entirely USB powered with the default X One 15 cm SMA cable firmware. Because PlutoSDR is enabled by libiio drivers, it supports OS X , X One USB cable Windows , and Linux , which allows students to learn and explore on a To purchase this active learning variety of devices. module, visit analog.com/plutosdr. With dozens of available online tutorials for SDR-based projects, PlutoSDR boasts labs and teaching material covering topics such as ADS-B aircraft position, receiving NOAA and Meteor-M2 weather satellite imagery, GSM analysis, listening to TETRA signals, pager decoding, and many more Visit analog.comSimplied Block Diagram Micron DDR3L MT41K256M16 Rx Tx Analog Devices Xilinx Zynq -7000 USB 2.0 AD936x Host All Programmable SoC PHY RF Agile XC7Z010-1CLG225C4334 Transceiver Micron QSPI Flash Analog Devices Power MT25QU256ABA PlutoSDR Host Interface Specifications Typical Power The PlutoSDR supports the following USB device classes: DC Input (USB) 4.5 V to 5.5 V X ( ) Mass storage for easy firmware updates Conversion Performance and Clocks X ( ) Serial for interacting with the Linux kernel/userspace on PlutoSDR ADC and DAC Sample Rate 65.2 kSPS to 61.44 MSPS X ( ) Networking/RNDIS for loading and controlling custom ARM applications ADC and DAC Resolution 12 bits X ( ) Libiio bulk USB for SDR data transfer and control Frequency Accuracy 25 ppm X ( ) Device firmware upgrade for backup firmware upgrades RF Performance Tuning Range 325 MHz to 3800 MHz Open Source Tx Power Output 7 dBm The PlutoSDR open source firmware is built from Das U-Boot, the Linux Rx Noise Figure <3.5 dB kernel, and Buildroot. As part of the class materials, the firmware ( ) ( ) Rx and Tx Modulation Accuracy EVM 34 dB 2% is able to be run, copied, distributed, studied, changed, and improved RF Shielding None ( ) with Vivado HL WebPACK Edition license free . Supporting USB 2.0 Digital ( On-the-Go, the PlutoSDR can attach to a variety of USB peripherals wired USB 2.0 On-the-Go ) networking, Wi-Fi dongles, audio, etc. , which extends functionality. All Core Single ARM Cortex -A9 667 MHz documentation is open and available at wiki.analog.com/plutosdr. FPGA Logic Cells 28k University and Active Learning Program DSP Slices 80 ( ) DDR3L 4 Gb 512 MB ADIs many learning activities provide faculty and students with the opportunity to further develop the theory, understanding, and practice to QSPI Flash 256 Mb (32 MB) interpret the world around them by intelligently bridging the physical and Physical digital realms with unmatched ADI technologies that sense, measure, and 117 mm 79 mm 24 mm Dimensions connect. From select sponsored faculty research to samples program, 4.62 3.11 0.95 ADI provides faculty and student access to ADI products, information, Weight 114 g teaching materials, and mentoring for use in research, thesis, and Temperature 10C to 40C undergraduate projects. ADI offers co-ops and internships, and hires many new college graduates worldwide. More information can be found at analog.com/university. EngineerZone Online Support Community Engage with the PlutoSDR developers in the virtual classroom, as well as ADIs technology experts in our online support community. Visit ez.analog.com/community/university-program Analog Devices, Inc. Analog Devices, Inc. Analog Devices, Inc. Analog Devices, Inc. 2017 Analog Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. Trademarks and Worldwide Headquarters Europe Headquarters Japan Headquarters Asia Pacific Headquarters registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Ahead of Whats Possible is a trademark of Analog Devices. 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