is also initialized using the previous procedure The behavior I have seen is that the phase difference between radios is constant only when using a low center frequency (tested on 40 MHz fc, 1 MHz Fs).

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The FC numbers have been noticably larger this year IMO. Has anyone noticed this or is it just me? I remember when seeing (or better hearing) a fish crow wasn't all that common but now I seem to hear them whenever I'm outside my house.  

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we have USRP B200.All I want to do is to transmit a specific signal without distorting phase.Say, I want to transmit the cosine wave, which have center frequency fc = 3Mhz and phase is 60 degree(i.e. y = cos(2*pi*3e6*t + pi/3) ) through the Tx/Rx channel in USRP B200.But, I heard that there is a consistent phase offset after tuning.

I wasn't re-tuning the Fc anywhere, I was just dropping the sample rate from 120MHz down to something I could handle. Right now I am not touching the CORDIC modifications at all. Are you trying to change the samplerate at runtime after starting the stream?

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. > > Any comments on that before I just flip a coin? > > > > Bob Camp wrote: >> Hi >> Microwave radio suggests low spurs and often low phase noise. That's on top of the stability requirements. >> In terms of stability a good Z3801 will run rings around a garden variety Thunderbolt.