Hmm:
I have a working program which has a USRP perform TX & RX on the one
radio, using transmit_path & receive_path. With two USRPs I can do
RTS/CTS and transmit a packet with ACK. My receive_path was not picking
up its own transmit_path's packet transmissions erroneously. This was
even though
> hi all,
>Thanks for earlier reply to my mail. i am gathering all details and
> suggestions at implementing mimo 2x2 system on USRP board.
>
>
> |> SIDE A (Tx/Rx) ---> transmitting Antenna 0 symbols
> USRP -|
> |-> SIDE B (Tx/RX) ---> transmitt
and how are you supposed to use these mblocks
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The more I think about the more I think how impossible it is.
David Tisza wrote:
> And there are more efficient ways to determine where the packet started
> and where it ended in a stream than just appending 0-s at the end, if
> you still want to use the conventional streaming concept of the gnura
On Mon, May 04, 2009 at 03:37:05PM -0400, Achilleas Anastasopoulos wrote:
> I found out that
>
> AC_PROG_MKDIR_P is defined only on autoconf 2.60, while
> gnuradio requires only autoconf 2.57 and above.
>
> After a google search, I found this patch:
>
> # AC_PROG_MKDIR_P
> # is a backport of autoco
I found out that
AC_PROG_MKDIR_P is defined only on autoconf 2.60, while
gnuradio requires only autoconf 2.57 and above.
After a google search, I found this patch:
# AC_PROG_MKDIR_P
# is a backport of autoconf-2.60's AC_PROG_MKDIR_P.
# Remove this macro when we can assume autoconf >= 2.60.
m4_i
David Tisza wrote:
> You could, but how do you define your concept of a packet "had been
> transmitted" ?
This:
> is it when your signal waveform's end is converted into electromagnetic
> wave at the antenna
>
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> Dear All,
> I would like to share the following results in case someone is interested.
> It is related to USB latency, linux latency and whatever. It is an attempt
> to "emulate" a TDMA system.
> I have connected a square-wave to one of the pins of the J101 connector of
> two USRPs each equippe
Dear All,
I would like to share the following results in case someone is interested.
It is related to USB latency, linux latency and whatever. It is an attempt
to "emulate" a TDMA system.
I have connected a square-wave to one of the pins of the J101 connector of
two USRPs each equipped with an
john boon wrote:
i have been following the mails and going through mail lists,
couldnt
find any information which can point me whether installation of
gnuradio-3.2rc0.tar.gz is possible on windows XP.
I have installed 3.2rc2 on Windows XP using Cygwin. The instructions in the
wiki shou
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