I've been learning about software defined radio from the ground up and
my maths are a bit shaky and I'm mainly a software guy, so concepts of
signals and whatnot are rather foreign to me. So as I've been reading,
I've taken lots of tangents to review what must seem like completely
elementary concep
On Fri, May 18, 2007 at 04:14:33AM -0700, Kuntal wrote:
>
> I have 2 doubts.
>
> 1) I input some data on the Rx-daughterboard. Now I want to digitize it and
> store it on the fpga, which I intend to use later with a verilog code of
> mine. How can I achieve this?
>
> 2) I input some data on the
Justin - Thanks for the tip. I did figure out how to correct the
issue on my native Ubuntu install: change the sound preferences to
all be for "ALSA" ... no idea why this works, but it did. The VM
install still doesn't work (even with your tip), but that's probably
a VMware issue. - MLD
Chris Stankevitz wrote:
Matt Ettus wrote:
Unfortunately, I had to cancel my trip to Dayton at the last minute.
Ettus Research will not be represented there this year, but we hope
to be back next year.
What's going on in Dayton?
The Dayton Hamvention, see hamvention.org
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Matt Ettus wrote:
Unfortunately, I had to cancel my trip to Dayton at the last minute.
Ettus Research will not be represented there this year, but we hope to
be back next year.
What's going on in Dayton?
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Michael Dickens wrote:
I've continued to hack away at the wx GUI stuff, primarily for a demo
tomorrow and this coming Monday. But in the process I've been trying
to figure out what's going on with the Linux-based "aU"s that folks
have brought up in the recent past.
Try setting the audio.sink
I'm involved with very lossy links and low signal strengths using gmsk
and dqpsk and would like to add a layer of reed-solomon encoding in
place of the current CRC check.
My plan was to use reed solomon in a standard (255,223) configuration
and use PKSC#7 padding in 223 byte blocks where the last N
I'm using 4rx_0tx.rbf.
Thanks for your help,
Hans
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On Thu, May 17, 2007
I have 2 doubts.
1) I input some data on the Rx-daughterboard. Now I want to digitize it and
store it on the fpga, which I intend to use later with a verilog code of
mine. How can I achieve this?
2) I input some data on the Rx-daughterboard. Now I want to digitize it and
send it to the fpga. The
