09-26-2018 03:55 AM
Hello,
The USRP N210 is listing a 5.9V 4A DC power supply, this means 23.6W at the source.
In Combination with the 40MHz UBX Daughterboard, Ettus recommends a 24W PS(see note on UBX page), this means the initial PS is out of spec!!!
I my current mobile application I won't need it anyway, but please help me get the specification for a power supply, since the Datasheet of the USRP does not give the maximum ratings.
Can the USRP N210 support a 5V power supply?
So we would still have to provide the 24W/4.8A isn't it? Here it is much easier to find components on the market than 6V/24W.
Same question for a 6.5V source?
Thanks for your precious time.
09-27-2018 08:20 AM
Dear Noubs,
The typical voltage level required for N210 is 6V. Depending on the Doughetbords used the current consumption may differ. Please check the Specifications Section in the document: https://www.ettus.com/content/files/07495_Ettus_N200-210_DS_Flyer_HR_1.pdf
Regarding max/min Voltage specs, I don't think they are precisely defined, therefore I suggest using the desired power supply. If you really want to go out of typical specs, the below thread and answer given there may be helpful:
http://lists.ettus.com/pipermail/usrp-users_lists.ettus.com/2016-February/018453.html