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Martin Anderseck 7833aa71c3 rfnoc: Add Tune Request in RFNoC blocks
Implementing tune requests in rfnoc blocks using Action API.
Created new tune request action which contains the
tune_request, tune_result and ranges required for tuning.
The tune request can be issued using issue_tune_request() API from
RX/TX Streamers. The tune request action propagates through the
blocks in the rfnoc graph and does necessary frequency settings.
The output tune frequency can also be obtained from the RX/TX
streamers using get_rx_tune_frequency() or get_tx_tune_frequency()
respectively.

Co-authored-by: Riya Alias <riya.alias@ni.com>
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USRP Hardware Driver (UHD™) Software

Welcome to the UHD™ software distribution! UHD is the free & open-source software driver and API for the Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP™) SDR platform, created and sold by Ettus Research.

UHD supports all Ettus Research USRP™ hardware, including all motherboards and daughterboards, and the combinations thereof.

Documentation

For technical documentation related to USRP™ hardware or UHD system design, check out the UHD and USRP Manual. That is where you can find Installation Instructions, help on how to build UHD from source on different platforms, development guidelines and reference documentation as well as device usage guidance.

Additionally, be sure to check out the Ettus Research FAQ, and the Knowledge Base for useful application notes and tutorials.

OS Support

UHD is primarily developed on Linux, but we also test and support the following operating systems.

  • Linux (Fedora and Ubuntu)
  • Mac OS X (Intel)
  • Windows 10

Other operating systems will most likely work, too, but are not officially supported.

Applications

UHD can be used to build stand-alone applications with USRP™ hardware, or with third-party applications. Some common toolkits / frameworks are:

Directories

host/

The source code for the user-space driver.

mpm/

The source code for the module peripheral manager (MPM). This is code that is run on embedded devices.

firmware/

The source code for all microprocessors in USRP hardware.

fpga/

The source code for the UHD FPGA images.

images/

This contains the package builder for FPGA and firmware images. We provide other tools to download image packages, the scripts in here are mainly relevant for UHD maintainers and -developers.

tools/

Additional tools, mainly for debugging purposes. See the readme-file in that directory for more details on the individual tools.