/* -*- c++ -*- */ /* * Copyright 2004,2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc. * * This file is part of GNU Radio * * GNU Radio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) * any later version. * * GNU Radio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with GNU Radio; see the file COPYING. If not, write to * the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, * Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. */ #ifndef INCLUDED_USRP_STANDARD_H #define INCLUDED_USRP_STANDARD_H #include #include #include class usrp_standard_tx; class usrp_standard_rx; typedef boost::shared_ptr usrp_standard_tx_sptr; typedef boost::shared_ptr usrp_standard_rx_sptr; class usrp_standard_common { int d_fpga_caps; // capability register val protected: usrp_standard_common(usrp_basic *parent); public: /*! *\brief does the FPGA implement the final Rx half-band filter? * If it doesn't, the maximum decimation factor with proper gain * is 1/2 of what it would otherwise be. */ bool has_rx_halfband() const; /*! * \brief number of digital downconverters implemented in the FPGA * This will be 0, 1, 2 or 4. */ int nddcs() const; /*! *\brief does the FPGA implement the initial Tx half-band filter? */ bool has_tx_halfband() const; /*! * \brief number of digital upconverters implemented in the FPGA * This will be 0, 1, or 2. */ int nducs() const; /*! * \brief Calculate the frequency to use for setting the digital up or down converter. * * \param target_freq is the desired RF frequency (Hz). * \param baseband_freq is the RF frequency that corresponds to DC in the IF coming from the d'board. * \param fs is the sampling frequency. * \param[out] dxc_freq the frequency to program into the DDC (or DUC). * \param[out] inverted is true if we're operating in an inverted Nyquist zone. */ static void calc_dxc_freq(double target_freq, double baseband_freq, double fs, double *dxc_freq, bool *inverted); }; /*! * \brief standard usrp RX class. * * Assumes digital down converter in FPGA */ class usrp_standard_rx : public usrp_basic_rx, public usrp_standard_common { private: static const int MAX_CHAN = 4; unsigned int d_decim_rate; int d_nchan; int d_sw_mux; int d_hw_mux; double d_rx_freq[MAX_CHAN]; protected: usrp_standard_rx (int which_board, unsigned int decim_rate, int nchan = 1, int mux = -1, int mode = 0, int fusb_block_size = 0, int fusb_nblocks = 0, const std::string fpga_filename = "", const std::string firmware_filename = "" ); // throws if trouble bool write_hw_mux_reg (); public: enum { FPGA_MODE_NORMAL = 0x00, FPGA_MODE_LOOPBACK = 0x01, FPGA_MODE_COUNTING = 0x02, FPGA_MODE_COUNTING_32BIT = 0x04 }; ~usrp_standard_rx (); /*! * \brief invokes constructor, returns shared_ptr or shared_ptr equivalent of 0 if trouble * * \param which_board Which USRP board on usb (not particularly useful; use 0) * \param fusb_block_size fast usb xfer block size. Must be a multiple of 512. * Use zero for a reasonable default. * \param fusb_nblocks number of fast usb URBs to allocate. Use zero for a reasonable default. */ static usrp_standard_rx_sptr make(int which_board, unsigned int decim_rate, int nchan = 1, int mux = -1, int mode = 0, int fusb_block_size = 0, int fusb_nblocks = 0, const std::string fpga_filename = "", const std::string firmware_filename = "" ); /*! * \brief Set decimator rate. \p rate MUST BE EVEN and in [8, 256]. * * The final complex sample rate across the USB is * adc_freq () / decim_rate () * nchannels () */ bool set_decim_rate (unsigned int rate); /*! * \brief Set number of active channels. \p nchannels must be 1, 2 or 4. * * The final complex sample rate across the USB is * adc_freq () / decim_rate () * nchannels () */ bool set_nchannels (int nchannels); /*! * \brief Set input mux configuration. * * This determines which ADC (or constant zero) is connected to * each DDC input. There are 4 DDCs. Each has two inputs. * * 
   * Mux value:
   *
   *    3                   2                   1                       
   *  1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
   * +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
   * |   Q3  |   I3  |   Q2  |   I2  |   Q1  |   I1  |   Q0  |   I0  |
   * +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
   *
   * Each 4-bit I field is either 0,1,2,3
   * Each 4-bit Q field is either 0,1,2,3 or 0xf (input is const zero)
   * All Q's must be 0xf or none of them may be 0xf
   *
*/ bool set_mux (int mux); /*! * Determine the appropriate Rx mux value as a function of the subdevice choosen * and the characteristics of the respective daughterboard. */ int determine_rx_mux_value(const usrp_subdev_spec &ss); /*! * \brief set the frequency of the digital down converter. * * \p channel must be in the range [0,3]. \p freq is the center * frequency in Hz. \p freq may be either negative or postive. * The frequency specified is quantized. Use rx_freq to retrieve * the actual value used. */ bool set_rx_freq (int channel, double freq); /*! * \brief set fpga mode */ bool set_fpga_mode (int mode); /*! * \brief Set the digital down converter phase register. * * \param channel which ddc channel [0, 3] * \param phase 32-bit integer phase value. */ bool set_ddc_phase(int channel, int phase); /*! * \brief Specify Rx data format. * * \param format format specifier * * Rx data format control register * * 3 2 1 * 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 * +-----------------------------------------+-+-+---------+-------+ * | Reserved (Must be zero) |B|Q| WIDTH | SHIFT | * +-----------------------------------------+-+-+---------+-------+ * * SHIFT specifies arithmetic right shift [0, 15] * WIDTH specifies bit-width of I & Q samples across the USB [1, 16] (not all valid) * Q if set deliver both I & Q, else just I * B if set bypass half-band filter. * * Right now the acceptable values are: * * B Q WIDTH SHIFT * 0 1 16 0 * 0 1 8 8 * * More valid combos to come. * * Default value is 0x00000300 16-bits, 0 shift, deliver both I & Q. */ bool set_format(unsigned int format); static unsigned int make_format(int width=16, int shift=0, bool want_q=true, bool bypass_halfband=false); static int format_width(unsigned int format); static int format_shift(unsigned int format); static bool format_want_q(unsigned int format); static bool format_bypass_halfband(unsigned int format); /*! * \brief High-level "tune" method. Works for the single channel case. * * This method adjusts both the daughterboard LO and the DDC so that * target_freq ends up at DC in the complex baseband samples. * * \param chan which DDC channel we're controlling (almost always 0). * \param db the daughterboard we're controlling. * \param target_freq the RF frequency we want at DC in the complex baseband. * \param[out] tune_result details how the hardware was configured. * * \returns true iff everything was successful. */ bool tune(int chan, db_base_sptr db, double target_freq, usrp_tune_result *result); // ACCESSORS unsigned int decim_rate () const; double rx_freq (int channel) const; int nchannels () const; int mux () const; unsigned int format () const; // called in base class to derived class order bool start (); bool stop (); }; // ---------------------------------------------------------------- /*! * \brief standard usrp TX class. * * Uses digital upconverter (coarse & fine modulators) in AD9862... */ class usrp_standard_tx : public usrp_basic_tx, public usrp_standard_common { public: enum coarse_mod_t { CM_NEG_FDAC_OVER_4, // -32 MHz CM_NEG_FDAC_OVER_8, // -16 MHz CM_OFF, CM_POS_FDAC_OVER_8, // +16 MHz CM_POS_FDAC_OVER_4 // +32 MHz }; protected: static const int MAX_CHAN = 2; unsigned int d_interp_rate; int d_nchan; int d_sw_mux; int d_hw_mux; double d_tx_freq[MAX_CHAN]; coarse_mod_t d_coarse_mod[MAX_CHAN]; unsigned char d_tx_modulator_shadow[MAX_CHAN]; virtual bool set_coarse_modulator (int channel, coarse_mod_t cm); usrp_standard_tx::coarse_mod_t coarse_modulator (int channel) const; protected: usrp_standard_tx (int which_board, unsigned int interp_rate, int nchan = 1, int mux = -1, int fusb_block_size = 0, int fusb_nblocks = 0, const std::string fpga_filename = "", const std::string firmware_filename = "" ); // throws if trouble bool write_hw_mux_reg (); public: ~usrp_standard_tx (); /*! * \brief invokes constructor, returns shared_ptr or shared_ptr equivalent of 0 if trouble * * \param which_board Which USRP board on usb (not particularly useful; use 0) * \param fusb_block_size fast usb xfer block size. Must be a multiple of 512. * Use zero for a reasonable default. * \param fusb_nblocks number of fast usb URBs to allocate. Use zero for a reasonable default. */ static usrp_standard_tx_sptr make(int which_board, unsigned int interp_rate, int nchan = 1, int mux = -1, int fusb_block_size = 0, int fusb_nblocks = 0, const std::string fpga_filename = "", const std::string firmware_filename = "" ); /*! * \brief Set interpolator rate. \p rate must be in [4, 512] and a multiple of 4. * * The final complex sample rate across the USB is * dac_freq () / interp_rate () * nchannels () */ virtual bool set_interp_rate (unsigned int rate); /*! * \brief Set number of active channels. \p nchannels must be 1 or 2. * * The final complex sample rate across the USB is * dac_freq () / decim_rate () * nchannels () */ bool set_nchannels (int nchannels); /*! * \brief Set output mux configuration. * * 
   *     3                   2                   1                       
   *   1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
   *  +-------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
   *  |                               | DAC3  | DAC2  | DAC1  |  DAC0 |
   *  +-------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
   * 
   *  There are two interpolators with complex inputs and outputs.
   *  There are four DACs.
   * 
   *  Each 4-bit DACx field specifies the source for the DAC and
   *  whether or not that DAC is enabled.  Each subfield is coded
   *  like this: 
   * 
   *     3 2 1 0
   *    +-+-----+
   *    |E|  N  |
   *    +-+-----+
   * 
   *  Where E is set if the DAC is enabled, and N specifies which
   *  interpolator output is connected to this DAC.
   * 
   *   N   which interp output
   *  ---  -------------------
   *   0   chan 0 I
   *   1   chan 0 Q
   *   2   chan 1 I
   *   3   chan 1 Q
   *
*/ bool set_mux (int mux); /*! * Determine the appropriate Tx mux value as a function of the subdevice choosen * and the characteristics of the respective daughterboard. */ int determine_tx_mux_value(const usrp_subdev_spec &ss); /*! * \brief set the frequency of the digital up converter. * * \p channel must be in the range [0,1]. \p freq is the center * frequency in Hz. It must be in the range [-44M, 44M]. * The frequency specified is quantized. Use tx_freq to retrieve * the actual value used. */ virtual bool set_tx_freq (int channel, double freq); // chan: [0,1] // ACCESSORS unsigned int interp_rate () const; double tx_freq (int channel) const; int nchannels () const; int mux () const; /*! * \brief High-level "tune" method. Works for the single channel case. * * This method adjusts both the daughterboard LO and the DUC so that * DC in the complex baseband samples ends up at RF target_freq. * * \param chan which DUC channel we're controlling (usually == which_side). * \param db the daughterboard we're controlling. * \param target_freq the RF frequency we want our baseband translated to. * \param[out] tune_result details how the hardware was configured. * * \returns true iff everything was successful. */ bool tune(int chan, db_base_sptr db, double target_freq, usrp_tune_result *result); // called in base class to derived class order bool start (); bool stop (); }; #endif /* INCLUDED_USRP_STANDARD_H */