Vijay,
I would highly appreciate it if you can capture a few QAM-64
snapshots. I was able to successfully demodulate signals captured from
a QAM modulator, but I don't have access to a real-world cable source.
I guess the python script "usrp_rx_cfile.py" (in the examples
directory) can be used to
On Mon, Aug 20, 2007 at 11:15:36PM -0400, Lisa Creer wrote:
> I'm testing the -8 option in various example programs, and haven't been
> successful in receiving valid data. The following test resulted in a very
> brief, flat line being displayed, then absolutely no data showed on the
> graph, but t
Lisa Creer wrote:
I decided to try decimating by 4 without specifying the 8-bit option,
and I received the 'uO' indicating that samples were dropped from the
USRP to host, but data was displayed on the graph, and it was 16MHz
wide. What's going on?
Lisa,
I'm not sure from what angle you'r
I'm testing the -8 option in various example programs, and haven't been
successful in receiving valid data. The following test resulted in a very
brief, flat line being displayed, then absolutely no data showed on the
graph, but the program continued to run.
./usrp_fft.py -f 100M -d 4 -8
format
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I think Hydra at UT does this.
- -Dan
George Nychis wrote:
> A couple students did this for their master's thesis here two years back
> I think. Peter had e-mailed me their report, I'm hosting it for you:
> http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/gnychis/SDR
On Mon, Aug 20, 2007 at 04:27:40PM -0700, Li, W David wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone done this integration before? My first question is both Click
> and GnuRadio are in C++ so it would not be hard (in theory) to do so.
> But I haven't seen an example of calling GnuRadio APIs in C++. All of
> them
On 8/20/07, Chris Stankevitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does it come with a debugger? I'd love to get into it, but things like
> learning how to debug/compile/etc are what scare me personally.
Sure, check out Icarus Verilog and GTKWave. You basically write a
testbench to stimulate your inputs,
Jonathan Jacky wrote:
Verilog is no more difficult or mysterious than C++, wxPython, autotools
etc.
Does it come with a debugger? I'd love to get into it, but things like
learning how to debug/compile/etc are what scare me personally.
Chris
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A couple students did this for their master's thesis here two years back
I think. Peter had e-mailed me their report, I'm hosting it for you:
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/gnychis/SDR-PRS-Final.pdf
I have access to their thesis too, but they're just long drawn out
versions of the short paper
Hello,
Has anyone done this integration before? My first question is both Click
and GnuRadio are in C++ so it would not be hard (in theory) to do so.
But I haven't seen an example of calling GnuRadio APIs in C++. All of
them so far are in Python. Is this true?
- David Li
Recently I have been asking questions about overruns, threaded blocks,
and c++ only USRP reading. My application requires uninterrupted data,
which I was unable to get from the USRP with my laptop, even just
recording data to a file_sink. Attached is a program that records data
from the USRP.
Please review my install guide for OSX, in < http://www.nd.edu/
~mdickens/GNURadio/ >; it addresses the issues you came across.
To be short, 'libtoolize' isn't installed by MacPorts; 'glibtoolize'
is, as is 'glibtool'. Apple has a 'libtool' application of its own
( /usr/bin/libtool ), that
On Sat, 18 Aug 2007, Jeff Brower wrote:
I don't know why programming the FPGA should look like a black hole. Verilog
is straightforward, Matt's code is well
structured and seems fairly well commented, there are tons of examples on
Altera's website, etc. Sometimes I think
people take "do eve
Heya there,
i tried to install gnuradio now under osx and had built all
dependencies incl libtool etc according to the tutorial using
darwinports.
Now when i go to checked out directory and run ./bootstrap
thats what i get:
./bootstrap
/opt/local/share/aclocal/audiofile.m4:12: warning: un
Dear Colleague,
we invite you to contribute to the 5th Karlsruhe Workshop on
Software Radios - WSR08. The event will be held on March 5-6, 2008 in
Karlsruhe, located in the southwest of Germany.
This will be a great opportunity to bring the GNU Radio
Community together. Topics include, but are not
Hello list, First I apologise for posting in the Recovering x(t) from IQ
samples thread, please delete my post there if possible. I also removed my old
account from the list and created this new one.
I have recently changed the USRP clock with an external PLL. Then I used the
previously precomp
Younghun Kim schrieb:
Thank you for the link. I should try those debian packages, although I
wanted to customize the gnuradio packages for my purpose.
This is no problem. Debian supports building packages on your own, with
your own change set.
In general you do: (# as root/sudo, $ as user)
#
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