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In the "system configuration for usrp x3x0 series", it mentions that when using the 10 gigabit nic, we should change the mtu size to 9000. and now i only can use mtu size 1500 for 10gigabit nic. why?

This exhibition is set to run through Sept. 10. Featured artists include Linda Artage, Leonard Baskin, Antie Brink, Clint Brown, Paul Clinton, H. Creuzevault, Kathy Fridstein, Addie Gram, Rachael Parr, Midore Onon Theiel, Philip Pearlstein, Andrew Richards, Betre Schneider, and Wayne Thiebaud.

Series of 5 classes for $120. 2 time options to choose from: Wednesday evenings 6:30pm - 9:00pm 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/18 OR Thursday mornings 10:00am - 12:30pm 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, 11/19 Pre-registration is required.

because of --play-file >> > 10:41:14.482 pasound.c PortAudio sound library initialized, status=0 >> > 10:41:14.482 pasound.c PortAudio host api count=2 >> > 10:41:14.482 pasound.c Sound device count=4 >> > 10:41:14.482 pjlib select() I/O Queue created (0x8fc0e24) >> > 10:41:14.483 strm0x8fc4d0c VAD temporarily disabled >> > 10:41:14.483 rtp.c pjmedia_rtp_session_init

With all the things that could go wrong in > general (dead unit, worn-out discharge lamp, drifted sweeping > boundaries > of the oscillator etc.), the 1 pps to 10 MHz conversion for this > particular > model(!) seems fairly straight forward. Most of the units sold on ebay work fairly well.

Therefore, I'm considering ways I might > generate a low-noise 10 MHz signal from the 5 MHz reference. > > An obvious way is to use a doubler. However, as I understand it, even an > ideal doubler will add 20log(2)=6 dB of phase noise to the 10 MHz > signal.

Therefore, I'm considering ways I might generate a low-noise 10 MHz signal from the 5 MHz reference. An obvious way is to use a doubler. However, as I understand it, even an ideal doubler will add 20log(2)=6 dB of phase noise to the 10 MHz signal.

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