// // Copyright 2015 Ettus Research // // SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0 // #ifndef INCLUDED_AD9361_MANAGER_HPP #define INCLUDED_AD9361_MANAGER_HPP #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "ad9361_ctrl.hpp" #include namespace uhd { namespace usrp { /*! AD936x Manager class * * This class performs higher (management) tasks on the AD936x. * It requires a uhd::usrp::ad9361_ctrl object to do the actual * register peeks/pokes etc. */ class ad936x_manager { public: typedef boost::shared_ptr sptr; static const double DEFAULT_GAIN; static const double DEFAULT_BANDWIDTH; static const double DEFAULT_TICK_RATE; static const double DEFAULT_FREQ; // Hz static const uint32_t DEFAULT_DECIM; static const uint32_t DEFAULT_INTERP; static const bool DEFAULT_AUTO_DC_OFFSET; static const bool DEFAULT_AUTO_IQ_BALANCE; static const bool DEFAULT_AGC_ENABLE; /*! * \param codec_ctrl The actual AD936x control object * \param n_frontends Number of frontends (1 or 2) */ static sptr make( const ad9361_ctrl::sptr &codec_ctrl, const size_t n_frontends ); virtual ~ad936x_manager(void) {}; /*! Put the AD936x into a default state. * * Sets gains, LOs, bandwidths, etc. according to the DEFAULT_* constants. */ virtual void init_codec(void) = 0; /*! Run a loopback self test. * * This will write data to the AD936x and read it back again. * If this test fails, it generally means the interface is broken, * so we assume it passes and throw otherwise. Running this requires * a core that we can peek and poke the loopback values into. * * \param iface An interface to the associated radio control core * \param iface The radio control core's address to write the loopback value * \param iface The radio control core's readback address to read back the returned value * * \throws a uhd::runtime_error if the loopback value didn't match. */ virtual void loopback_self_test( boost::function poker_functor, boost::function peeker_functor ) = 0; /*! Determine a tick rate that will work with a given sampling rate * (assuming a DDC/DUC chain is also available elsewhere). * * Example: If we want to stream with a rate of 5 Msps, then the AD936x * must run at an integer multiple of that. Although not strictly necessary, * we always try and return a multiple of 2. Let's say we need those 5 Msps * on two channels, then a good rate is 20 MHz, which is 4 times the sampling * rate (thus we can use 2 halfbands elsewhere). * If different rates are used on different channels, this can be particularly * useful. The clock rate of the AD936x needs to be a multiple of the least * common multiple of all the rates. Example: We want to transmit with 3 Msps * and receive with 5 Msps. The LCM of this is 15 Msps, which is used as an * argument for this function. A good rate is then 30 MHz, which is twice * the LCM. * * \param lcm_rate Least Common Multiple of all the rates involved. * \param num_chans The number of channels used for the stream. * * \returns a valid tick rate that can be used with the given rate * \throws a uhd::value_error if \p lcm_rate exceeds the max tick rate */ virtual double get_auto_tick_rate( const double lcm_rate, size_t num_chans ) = 0; /*! Check if a given sampling rate is within the available analog bandwidth. * * If not, outputs a warning message and returns false. */ virtual bool check_bandwidth(double rate, const std::string dir) = 0; /*! Populate the property tree for the device frontend */ virtual void populate_frontend_subtree( uhd::property_tree::sptr subtree, const std::string &key, uhd::direction_t dir ) = 0; }; /* class ad936x_manager */ }} /* namespace uhd::usrp */ #endif /* INCLUDED_AD9361_MANAGER_HPP */