Hi, I don't have a BasicRX db. Can't I do the same with RFX2400? Is it dangerous to burn the db if I connect the input to the output directly?
Manolis -----Αρχικό μήνυμα----- Από: Firas Abbas [mailto:firasmail2...@yahoo.com] Αποστολή: Πεμ 2/4/2009 18:25 Προς: Matigakis Emmanouil Κοιν.: discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org Θέμα: RE: [Discuss-gnuradio] Question about latency Hi, > On Thu, 4/2/09, Matigakis Emmanouil <mmatiga...@isc.tuc.gr> wrote: > > Hello, > > I did tried to increase the sampling rate and the delay > went up to 100ms. I was getting a lot of Uo on the screen though from > the program. The block I've made that does the > > processing stores the waveform it receives in a file so I can look at it > from Matlab. > > I think what I'm trying to do is very difficult if at all possible with > > flowgraphs. So I will try to use in-band signaling code. Is there > > something similar to gr-howto-write-a-block for using mbloks? > > > Thanks > > Manolis If you are trying to do just an RF repeater (digitally connecting TX IF and RX IF ), I don't think the time is much as 100msec with 4MHz. There is something wrong. I suggest to you to use BasicRX and Basic TX in the first. If you want to measure the delay from end to end , I suggest the following idea (I didn't implement and tried it, it just came on my mind while reading your email): Connect the output of Basic TX to the input of basic RX through 20 dB attenuator. Start grc, connect a saw tooth signal generator to usrp sink. Connect usrp source to oscilloscope graphical sink (channel A). For the same scope sink, connect the saw tooth source to its other channel (channel B). You should now see two saw tooth signals one that send to TX and the other is the received RX. Vary saw tooth frequency and measure the delay between the start of these two signals. This will be the end to end latency. Of course it will depend you your PC speed and its OS. Let me know if it works for you. Best Regards, Firas
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