Rana Basheer wrote:
You need to use a daughterboard which covers 2.4 GHz.
I am using the RFX2400 board for 2.4 GHz band.
What are you using to generate a signal for it?
Matt
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I am using the RFX2400 board for 2.4 GHz band.
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Hi,
I just updated the gnuradio software, I did the normal dance and
everything looked fine.
The following error message popped when I executed pretty much all
python executables:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./usrp_rx_cfile.py", line 9, in ?
from gnuradio import gr, eng
Rana Basheer wrote:
For the AM band I am not using an antenna.
You need to use an antenna.
For the 2.4GHz band I am using a 1/4 wave whip antenna.
You need to use a daughterboard which covers 2.4 GHz.
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JALLON Pierre 201932 wrote:
Thanks.
And what is the minimal level of signal that can be detected by the USRP (with
the TVRX) ?
Like for any other radio, it depends on the bandwidth of the signal.
That is why sensitivity is properly expressed as a noise figure -- it is
the only universal
jiqun qi wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Which IDE for python is suitable for debugging on Gnu-radio projects,
> especially for those new to Gnu-radio?
I recently found:
SPE IDE (Stani's Python Editor)
http://pythonide.blogspot.com/
Which is quite a nice python IDE
greetings,
Martin
> I use idle in ubuntu li
Thanks a lot!
I find this elipse with pydev is very suitable for those who begin to
use linux while are used to work under IDEs in windows before. Since
some function and variable can be tracked easily. I think for the
beginners to pythons, it's very useful.
I guess this elipse platform can also
And if you don't understand how the python code interacts with the C++
code, I strongly recommend reading the following document:
http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuradio/doc/howto-write-a-block.html
- George
George Nychis wrote:
I may not be the best to explain this, but I'll give it my best sho
Hi,
We have recently installed the GNU Radio Software, and got the USRP with 2
daughterboards. We have seen a couple of instructions for USRP to obtain the
necessary firmware files but the problem is those documentations date back
to 2005 and I guess there are some changes from that time. For exam
I may not be the best to explain this, but I'll give it my best shot.
With simple PSK it is modulating with a 1 or a 0 based on two
constellation points, and depending on the variation of PSK you will
have more than 1 constellation point and these will map to more than 1
bit. You can see this
Firas A. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Check :
>
> www.gps-sdr.com
>
> Regards,
>
> Firas
This is Great work.
It sound like you've got GPS working for the most part. And in a
multi-threading way. Which is very good.
Is the gps-sdr work-in-progress code available anywhere yet. I could only find
the USRP_
Hi
I am new to gnu radio and am trying to understand how a packet
transmission happens using GNU radio
I am looking at benchmark_tx.py and benchmark_rx.py.I understood that
this is the top block which uses transmit_py and receive_py as the
underlying blocks.
I am using DQPSK for modulation.I went
Hi Johnathan,
thank you for your response. My applications is rather simple. I am not
performing any receiver (digital or analog demod) type functionality
where such a realtime tracking of the received carrier frequency would
need to be a part of the overall design. Rather I am receiving a
mo
On 2008-02-29 00:21, Mathis Richter wrote:
> Alright, I sort of got it to work, I'm at least pretty sure about the
> format of S24_3LE.
Okay, let me try this again. Maybe someone has an idea.
I've written code for audio-alsa-source that supports the S24_3LE
format. This is working perfectly at a
jiqun qi wrote:
Hey,
Which IDE for python is suitable for debugging on Gnu-radio projects,
especially for those new to Gnu-radio?
I use idle in ubuntu linux, however, I find it does not have the
function, like click the right button to see the definition or
declaration of a variable.
This kind
Hey everybody,
I have some questions about the fundamentals of usrp_sink, and I am not
finding answers in the docs. I am hoping one of you bright and supremely
knowledgeable individuals would be willing to help me out, or point me to
the right resources.
1) I am sending complex data to the usrp
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