After reading some threads and codes as well as doing some experiment I've
got the following idea about this question.
1. The difference transmitting power is due to the irregularity of the
filter on TX/RX port of flex2400. This filter (SAWTEK855816) limit the band
to 2.4~2.483GHz(ISM band). Actu
Hi,
I've got a similar problem, I've been searching the online documentation
at http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuradio/doc/ for info about the
set_pga(), but couldn't find anything, because the usrp sources and
sinks don't seem to be documented there.
The programmable gain amplifier immediately follo
> I have an earlier USRP board (serial 258 or something like that) that
> doesn't have a fan connector. Any suggestion for the simplest way to
> tie the fan to appropriate power? I didn't find anything obvious on the
> ettus.com site or the wiki about that.
>
Earlier USRPs don't have a fan c
I wish to pass along my congratulations to a GnuRadio contributor. Tom
Rondeau of Virginia Tech, a graduate student just about to do his
doctoral thesis defense, has written a paper with Jeffrey Reed, Bin Le,
and Bostian on A/D converter technlogies:
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all
Matt Ettus said the following on 12/22/2006 01:28 PM:
>> I have an earlier USRP board (serial 258 or something like that) that
>> doesn't have a fan connector. Any suggestion for the simplest way to
>> tie the fan to appropriate power? I didn't find anything obvious on the
>> ettus.com site or th
