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/commusrp/help/methods/sdru_transmitter/comm.sdrutransmitter.step.html) explains the step function as follows: step Transmit signal and control data to USRPTM board Syntax step(H,X) UNDER = step(H,X) step(H,X,FC) step(H,X,LO) step(H,X,GAIN) step(H,X,INTERP) Description step(H,X) transmits signal and control data to a USRPTM board using User Datagram

Also, remember that the external LO input on the N310 must be a 2XLO -- at twice the desired Fc, and only up to 8GHz (giving a 4GHz antenna frequency).

- However, the second output (ch 1, red in the picture) is lagged from the first one (ch 0, yellow) by about (~10us with +-4us uncertainty) - The baseband burst is a sawtooth waveform of two cycles(2000 samples long). and UBX160 modulates it into fc = 1GHz whereas LFTX generates it as is.

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There are compromizes like the IT and the FC cut, whose inflection points are at 75C or 50C respectively. But still the frequency excursion in "normal" operating temperature ranges is rather large.

>> The Isotemp OSCO 127-10 data sheet says 27 V, but that's +3, -6 >> or 21-30V which straddles both 24V and 28V. [Ugh, typo: OSCO should have been OCXO.] > Where did you find that Isotemp OSCO 127-10 data sheet ? Any other > data on that unit? I don't remember where I got it.