The NI USRP-2922 is a Gigabit Ethernet software defined radio covering 400 MHz to 4.4 GHz with one transmit and one receive channel. It does not include GPS-disciplined clocking.
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Key product information and technical features.
Within the NI USRP family, the USRP-2922 pairs the N210 platform with an SBX RF front end. Its single transmit/receive channel arrangement distinguishes it from dual-channel USRP models.
NI-USRP 2022 Q4 explicitly lists this model as supported and documents LabVIEW integration. Select the driver and application software together using the release-specific support table.
Verified product specifications.
| Transmit and receive frequency range | 400 MHz to 4.4 GHz |
|---|---|
| RF channel count | 1 transmit / 1 receive |
| Maximum instantaneous bandwidth, 16-bit sample width | 20 MHz |
| Maximum instantaneous bandwidth, 8-bit sample width | 40 MHz |
| Maximum I/Q sample rate, 16-bit sample width | 25 MS/s |
| Maximum I/Q sample rate, 8-bit sample width | 50 MS/s |
| External DC power requirement | 6 V, 3 A |
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Radio platform and host interface
N210-based radio with SBX RF front end
NI-USRP 2022 Q4 lists LabVIEW 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 Q3 support for USRP-2922.
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Product-specific answers based on available technical information.
No. NI documents Gigabit Ethernet as its host interface.
NI specifies 20 MHz at 16-bit sample width and 40 MHz at 8-bit sample width. Actual throughput depends on the host and network.
Both cover 400 MHz to 4.4 GHz with one transmit and one receive channel. The USRP-2932 includes GPS-disciplined clocking; the USRP-2922 does not.