Query Regarding USRP X310 Connection Using SFP+ to USB-C Adapter

[cosmos123]

I would like to ask about connecting the USRP X310 to a laptop using a 10 Gbps SFP+ to USB-C/Type-C adapter.

My laptop does not have a native 10 Gigabit Ethernet or SFP+ port, so I am planning to use an external adapter/converter. I would like to know:

1. Is it possible to access and operate the USRP X310 at full 10 Gbps speed through a USB-C/Type-C adapter?
2. Will the connection work only at normal 1 Gbps speed, or can it achieve full 10 Gbps throughput?
3. Are there any recommended adapters or specific chipset requirements for stable UHD/USRP operation?
4. Has anyone successfully used USRP X310 with a laptop through such an adapter?

My laptop supports USB 3.2/Type-C ports.

Any guidance or recommended setup would be very helpful.

[mikiofuku]

Hi
You can use the "QNA-T310G1S" but you should have a thunderbolt 3 or 4 port in your laptop.
It get a 10GbE full speed on X310 port 1. The port 0 is 1Gbe on default FPGA flavor.

[cosmos123]

Hi,

Thank you for the suggestion.
Could you please suggest any other compatible adapter model/link under $120 dollor?
The QNA-T310G1S is a bit out of my budget.

Thank you.

[mikiofuku]

I do not know any other compatible adapter options besides the QNA-T310G1S.