Hi Eric and All,
I found one of replies sent by Eric said that:
>What are the units of the Y axis?
They are the output of the digital down converter.
They are not calibrated to any particular voltage level.
The levels depend on the gain setting too.
My first question now is what the unit exac
Hi Michael,
On 3/1/08 03:08, "Michael Dickens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've submitted to the MacPorts project all of the fixes needed to get
> the Python 2.5 and related ports (e.g. wxPython) up and running on
> both MacOS X 10.4 and 10.5. Most of the ports work "out of the box"
> on 10
Hi All,
I learn that the usrp_oscope.py shows the real and imaginary parts of the
complex baseband signal coming from the output DDC. However, is red channel
for the real and blue channel for the imaginary? How can I check it?
Thanks,
Brook
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Hi All,
I have a question on the amplitude of usrp_fft.py. How can I print out the
max amplitude by given a center frequency. For example, if there is a
99.1MHz FM station, which is detected by RXTV d'board, I can use usrp_fft.py
simply detect this signal in frequency domain. Meanwhile, I want to
Wee Shinhan wrote:
Hi,
I trying to collect the unmodulated recieved samples
from the channel filters. But i found out that the
codes in received_path.py stored it in a dat file.
I'm wondering if it is possible to extract the samples
without opening the dat file. Just store it as a
variable so
Would someone mind capturing some HDTV samples for me so I can plug
them into atsc_rx? Or similarly, is there a repository anywhere with
some sample files? I don't happen to have the daughter board enabling
me to do it myself.
Thanks
Jeff
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