SRXL2 Mezzanine

SRXL2
Xilinx Virtex 4 SX | L-band and IF receiver

The SRXL2 is a mezzanine board that pairs with an EDT main board to receive and process the following inputs:

  • L-band inputs of 900 to 2250 MHz
  • IF inputs of 160, 140, 70, or 21.4 MHz
  • IF inputs below 90 MHz with a direct sampling path
  • Any of the above L-band and IF inputs simultaneously

The user-programmable Xilinx Virtex 4 XC4VSX55 FPGA can perform signal processing or serve as a configurable switch matrix to route data to four digital down-converter Graychips (GC4016).The board also has a TCXO 10-MHz reference clock which can be set for internal or external use.

The SRXL2 can be ordered with either a PCI GS or PCIe8 LX main board for bus connectivity and additional FPGA resources.

The SRXL2 is similar to the SRXL. The main differences are shown below.

SRXL SRXL2
FPGA Xilinx Spartan 3 Xilinx Virtex 4 SX
Graychips 2 4 or 0
L-band 925 to 2175 MHz (66 MHz bandwidth); 5 MHz tuning resolution 900-2250 MHz (115 MHz bandwidth); 500 kHz tuning resolution
IF

 

65 to 225 MHz (46 MHz bandwidth); 1 MHz tuning resolution 160 or 140 MHz
(70 MHz bandwidth),
70 MHz (40 MHz bandwidth), or other frequencies below 90 MHz with a direct sampling path
Sample clock Programmable to any frequency from 1 to 65 MHz Programmable to any frequency from 10 to 250 MHz
Time code input

 

None 1 pps, IRIG-B, or other other inputs, with user-configurable output
Main board

 

PCIe8 LX, PCI GS, or (legacy) PCI SS (legacy) PCI GS or PCIe8 LX

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