Ha! Thanks to Erik for correctly interpreting my typo....I meant to say that I had noticed images for the B200/210's.
One of the big attractions (to me) for the B210's is that each Rx channel shares the same LO...handy for coherent applications. This eliminates a ton of overhead, both in programming, as well as eliminating the requirement of a separate source to determine the random constant phase offset between several radios. We LOVE our N210's, but this has always been a pain point for coherent measurements. I have an application right now that requires 4 N210's (one to transmit a signal of interest, one to receive the signal of interest, one to receive a reference of the transmitted signal in order to calculate phase, and one to generate my calibration signal). That could all be cut down in half with a multichannel device that shared and LO (even if it doesn't have the same RF performance as the N210/WBX).
One question though...when you say, "The images are there because niusrp uses UHD in the background", I'm not sure I understand. I understand that niusrp uses UHD in the background...but if most of NI's products are variants of the N210...why do we need the files for other models? Or is it you just throw the images for the entire Ettus family of devices in there because, well, why not.
