#include <microtune_xxxx_eval_board.h>
Inheritance diagram for microtune_xxxx_eval_board:
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microtune_xxxx_eval_board (int which_pp=0) | |
virtual | ~microtune_xxxx_eval_board () |
bool | board_present_p () |
is the eval board present? | |
void | set_RF_AGC_voltage (float volts) |
set RF and IF AGC control voltages ([0, 5] volts) | |
void | set_IF_AGC_voltage (float volts) |
virtual void | set_AGC (float value_0_1000)=0 |
set RF and IF AGC levels together (scale [0, 1000]) | |
bool | set_RF_freq (double freq, double *actual_freq) |
select RF frequency to be tuned to output frequency. freq is the requested frequency in Hz, actual_freq is set to the actual frequency tuned. It takes about 100 ms for the PLL to settle. | |
double | set_RF_freq (double freq) |
bool | pll_locked_p () |
double | get_output_freq () |
Protected Attributes | |
ppio_sptr | d_ppio |
i2c_sptr | d_i2c |
microtune_xxxx * | d_tuner |
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is the eval board present?
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set RF and IF AGC levels together (scale [0, 1000]) This provides a simple linear interface for adjusting both the RF and IF gain in consort. This is the easy to use interface. 0 corresponds to minimum gain. 1000 corresponds to maximum gain. Implemented in microtune_4702_eval_board, and microtune_4937_eval_board. |
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set RF and IF AGC control voltages ([0, 5] volts)
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select RF frequency to be tuned to output frequency.
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