I've got a relatively large array of maximal length LFSR masks I'd like
to be able to use, there are of course a different number for each
degree, increasing with the degree.
I forgot that C++ doesn't support jagged arrays like C# so I created
this great little jagged array with the 2nd dimension
I am working on am imaging application where I get 3 inputs. A
raw_signal which I need to image, an X signal and a Y signal. The X
and Y signals tell me where I need to plot the signal that I receive.
They correspond to voltages of a raster scanning system. The
raw_signal goes into my block and bec
Dear All,
I am writing because I am really in need for some advice. I wrote a
program that
(1) receives from the sender and estimates the channel
(2) switch to the transmitting mode and sends the channel estimation
back to the sender
(3) switch back to the receiving mode to receive data
A while
Has anyone tried using GPU for signal processing?
Does anyone know of a reason why this would not be a good idea
I am planning on starting on it this week, would appreciate inputs
Thanks
Inderaj
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My bad. Thanks for the explanation...I had been reading about the
Microblaze compilers and just assumed (what not to do before you hit the
list).
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Newell Jensen wrote:
For the USRP2 why did you guys decide to go with the Microblaze soft
processor (which is not open source) versus the OpenRISC core on
OpenCores.org (which is open source)? Was it just the overhead that
would have been needed to get it up and running (my guess) or was it
s
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Newell Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For the USRP2 why did you guys decide to go with the Microblaze soft
> processor (which is not open source) versus the OpenRISC core on
> OpenCores.org (which is open source)? Was it just the overhead that would
> have be
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 7:12 AM, Per Zetterberg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As I mentioned erlier I receive a signal only on the A-side when running the
> trondeaus/dbs code on my flexrf1800. I just tried running on another USRP
> also equipped with flexrf1800 (using the same PC and the same inpu
For the USRP2 why did you guys decide to go with the Microblaze soft
processor (which is not open source) versus the OpenRISC core on
OpenCores.org (which is open source)? Was it just the overhead that would
have been needed to get it up and running (my guess) or was it something
else?
Thanks,
-
I have an experimental four-element phased array running with 4 short
verticals for the 160M/80M ham bands using the four channels of the
USRP. The beam steering is fully functional, but there are still a
bunch of other issues to be solved to make it a usable system.
Dick...
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does anyone have atsc data captured by the usrp that i can download.
Thanks
Achjilleas
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Slashdot ran an article today that links to a video demonstrating a
novel use of the USRP: the remote keyboard sniffer. Anyone for starting
an identity protection business? Will Martin and Sylvain be posting
their code for the rest of us hackers? Nice work, I look forward to
reading their fi
Hi All,
As I mentioned erlier I receive a signal only on the A-side when running the
trondeaus/dbs code on my flexrf1800. I just tried running on another USRP
also equipped with flexrf1800 (using the same PC and the same input signal).
For this USRP there is no input signal on the A side nor on t
Dimitris Symeonidis wrote:
I have uploaded the latest version of my RDS code on cgran:
https://www.cgran.org/wiki/RDS
i thought you might be interested
feel free to send me any suggestions/bug reports
Thanks for the add Dimitris!
One thing I'm working on in CGRAN is the ticket system. I'm t
I have uploaded the latest version of my RDS code on cgran:
https://www.cgran.org/wiki/RDS
i thought you might be interested
feel free to send me any suggestions/bug reports
Dimitris Symeonidis
"If you think you're too small to make a difference, try sleeping with
a mosquito!" - Amnesty Internati
Hello,
I am testing the OFDM trunk code 9798 in openSUSE 10.3 (i586). I run
the benchmark_ofdm_tx.py script while having connected the USRP to a
spectrum analyzer and to my surprise, using the default parameters of
the script (those are: Modulation Type: bpsk, FFT length: 512,
Occupied Tones: 200,
Hi,
I get following backtrace of my program, but I am unable to understand it as
it is first time I am dealing with such backtrace. Can someone help me to
understand it.
At least give me some clue how I can understand it and find these errors.
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Dear Experts
I am a really novice of GNU radio.
I just installed GNU radio and succeeded in run FM radio with USRP.
Actually, my goal is to transmit and receive OFDM signals.
http://www.gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/CygwinInstallMain
I've read some source file of OFDM codes..
http://gnuradio.org/svn/gnu
Hello,
We are working with OpenSuse 11.1 and we have problems trying to connect the
USRP, the O.S. recognizes it but we can't see the device.
Anyone can help us?
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