On Thu, May 31, 2007 at 04:11:47PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi-
>
> I'm developing a 4-channel receiver using 4 rx paths and 2 LFRX
> daughter boards. I'm basing my code on the multi_* examples in the
> multi-antenna directory. Two of the channels I want to capture are
> AM-modulated
Hi-
I'm developing a 4-channel receiver using 4 rx paths and 2 LFRX
daughter boards. I'm basing my code on the multi_* examples in the
multi-antenna directory. Two of the channels I want to capture are
AM-modulated at roughly 2 MHz carrier frequency, the other two signals are
not modulated
Hi KC,
I have never worked with this implementation before and do not know much about
it, but:
http://typo3.cs.uni-paderborn.de/en/research-group/research-group-computer-networks/projects/gsr.html
- George
KC Huang wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I am new to GNU radio. Recently, I want to implement MAC laye
KC Huang wrote:
> I am new to GNU radio. Recently, I want to implement MAC layer
> protocol(like ALOHA, slotted-ALOHA) to the USRP. Therefore, first, I
> tried to search the archive about ALOHA example. But, I cannot find any
> article that really provides the example of MAC protocol. So, I want t
Hi:
I am new to GNU radio. Recently, I want to implement MAC layer protocol(like
ALOHA, slotted-ALOHA) to the USRP. Therefore, first, I tried to search the
archive about ALOHA example. But, I cannot find any article that really
provides the example of MAC protocol. So, I want to ask that if the
Roshan Baliga wrote:
> (1) My write returns "true", but the read returns 0, regardless of which
> fpga register I read/write to (I've tried a few). For example:
>
>
> if (utx->_write_fpga_reg(FR_ADC_OFFSET_0,0x))
>
> int readregvalue2 = (utx->_read_fpga_reg(FR_ADC_OFFSET_0));
>
> I must be
Hello Everyone,
I'm trying to read and write the fpga registers using just libusrp
(sorry Eric!).
(1) My write returns "true", but the read returns 0, regardless of which
fpga register I read/write to (I've tried a few). For example:
if (utx->_write_fpga_reg(FR_ADC_OFFSET_0,0x))
int r
Hi all,
Matt, sorry for bothering, but I cannot recall part of an answer you
gave me.
I'm interested in purchasing a couple of items of that board you're
working upon, the one that transmits in a band including 450-850MHz.
But I need the device to be able to send out a 8 MHz wide OFDM signal,
is