John-
> I brought this up some time ago, but no one was able
> to help me. I have a little more information now, so
> maybe we can make progress.
>
> In the application we are working on, we would like to
> perform continuous split-second captures from the USRP
> over days at a time. Unfortunat
Very interesting change of direction from Verizon. It will be
interesting to see what Qualcomm does if a couple of guys in a garage
come calling for some CDMA chipsets.
Dave
Lee Patton wrote:
Thought the list might be interested in this: (Sorry if it is a dupe.)
http://arstechnica.com/news
On Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 02:29:48PM -0800, John Bratteli wrote:
>
> I wrote a simple script to reproduce the bug. All it
> does is record from the USRP to a vector for .1 sec,
> then throws the vector away. Tracing the problem, I
> find that top_block.run() calls
> top_block_run_unlocked(*args),
John Bratteli wrote:
> I brought this up some time ago, but no one was able
> to help me. I have a little more information now, so
> maybe we can make progress.
>
> In the application we are working on, we would like to
> perform continuous split-second captures from the USRP
> over days at a ti
John Bratteli wrote:
> I brought this up some time ago, but no one was able
> to help me. I have a little more information now, so
> maybe we can make progress.
>
> In the application we are working on, we would like to
> perform continuous split-second captures from the USRP
> over days at a ti
I brought this up some time ago, but no one was able
to help me. I have a little more information now, so
maybe we can make progress.
In the application we are working on, we would like to
perform continuous split-second captures from the USRP
over days at a time. Unfortunately, it hangs after
Hello everybody,
i want to build the RF frontend myself and i wanted
to know if there is a cheaper alternative to an ADC card. If yes, should i
provide any circuit protection? It would be really helpful if you could provide
a circuit diagram.
Thankyou,
Sriram
Thought the list might be interested in this: (Sorry if it is a dupe.)
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071127-verizon-opens-up-will-support-any-device-any-app-on-its-network.html
Some salient quotes:
"[Verizon] announced an impressive "open access" plan for its network that will go
i
On Tue, Nov 27, 2007 at 06:57:12PM -0600, Ketan Mandke wrote:
> I have been trying to create a GNU Radio project composed of various
> swig wrapped modules. In order to explain my problem, the following
> subproblem might be useful to know about. I apologize ahead of time
> for the length of this e
