We should use the TBB loopback to individually probe the different filters available within the device with generated chirp signals/noise, then ensure that the filters we are supposedly calibrating are actually working properly.
We should create a script that sets the appropriate Tx and Rx paths (including bypasses where necessary), uses the typical filter calibration script, and then probes the loopback, checking to make sure that the frequency response is at least somewhat correct. This should be done for both channels, simultaneously.
We should use the TBB loopback to individually probe the different filters available within the device with generated chirp signals/noise, then ensure that the filters we are supposedly calibrating are actually working properly.
There are three Tx filters:
And two Rx filters:
All of these diagrams (and more!) are available for your perusal from the programming and calibration doc.
We should create a script that sets the appropriate Tx and Rx paths (including bypasses where necessary), uses the typical filter calibration script, and then probes the loopback, checking to make sure that the frequency response is at least somewhat correct. This should be done for both channels, simultaneously.