I've established a temporary (60 day) FTP user account on our company
FTP server to host the GNU Radio Rayleigh Fading code as it currently
stands. I've placed the raw code that's relevant to this module there.
It's not immediately ready to build however that won't take long for
anyone familiar
Hi everyone!
I have this problem with using gr_float_to_complex. I wanted to connect two
sptr types wherein one contains floats while the other is an sptr type of
gr_float_to_complex. Unfortunately, I always get an error message saying
'port number out of range.' What should I do?
Sample Code:
R
Thanks for your reply!
I now found the error in my code regarding using gr_interleave. I had to
pass two "sptr" types so that they can connect. So now I have another
problem.
Since my sources are all of "list" type that has been generated in Python
without using any GNU Radio blocks; is there som
OK, I'll look at gathering up all relevant code and documentation and
see what hosting options I have at this end. When I've got this sorted
I'll post a link to the location of the files. In the meantime a little
additional detail, taken from some of the comments in one of the header
files.
It
Richard Clarke wrote:
Hi George,
I have had a Summer student doing some work on this (a year ago now).
He implemented a GNU Radio module that can do Rayleigh channel
simulation. He based it on a particular paper (I'd have to look it up)
for the implementation. He verified the statistical perf
Hi Richard,
This would be great! I have great use for this, and I'm sure many
others would too. Did he generate any documentation showing his
evaluation of his implementation, and any details of it? (like a final
research paper).
Could you make this code publicly available to the list so
Hi George,
I have had a Summer student doing some work on this (a year ago now). He
implemented a GNU Radio module that can do Rayleigh channel simulation.
He based it on a particular paper (I'd have to look it up) for the
implementation. He verified the statistical performance of his
impleme
expat from FC7 is used by the SDK 3.0 install. The magic kboot command
IS the secret sauce. There is a nash update but I have not exercised
it. After you get the text install done, if anyone is goofy enough to
try and gnome in the thimble full of memory left ;-), they can change
inittab.
On Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 12:15:19PM -0500, Robert McGwier wrote:
> http://www.gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/PS3FC8Install
>
Thanks!
Did they release new iso's that fixed the bug in nash?
Is the magic kboot command the secret sauce?
What's in compat-expat1?
Eric
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Dear All,
I am running basically the code sent by Chris Stankevitz,
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2007-08/msg00260.html .
This code has two threads: one that reads data from the USRP and another
thread that writes to file. I have modified it so that I write to memory
during a
On Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 05:27:44PM +0800, Jonas wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is it possible to interleave from three different sources by using
> gr_interleave? For example, will the following codes be possible using
> gr_interleave:
To find the answer to this question, you can either
see the section called
Hi all,
I came across the pkt_utilisation.py in GNU core and
theres a comment by the writer that every packet
benchmark_tx.py tries to send it will pad it to 512
bytes and pkt_utilisation sends a 4 bytes of sample
which means 16 complex numbers through the USB and the
end packet will be in terms o
Hi!
Is it possible to interleave from three different sources by using
gr_interleave? For example, will the following codes be possible using
gr_interleave:
src0 =
src1 =
src2 =
interleave = gr.interleave(gr.sizeof_float)
downstream =
fg.connect(src0, (interleave, 0))
fg.connect(src1, (inte
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