> I'm working on gsm transmitter and receiver any modules or any blocks
> available for it, For bust formation and frame formation.
> Any releases has been for gsm.
>
>
> Regards
> Ank
As per my information, on the receiver side, you will find blocks under
the airprobe project, however the proj
Hi all,
I'm working on gsm transmitter and receiver any modules or any blocks
available for it, For bust formation and frame formation.
Any releases has been for gsm.
Regards
Ank
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Thanks. So I guess I have to invest more time.
Regarding the second question:
I constantly consume ALL input items that stream into my block, but I do not let them pass (or very rarely). In my understanding, all blocks behind this "valve" lie idle since they don't have any input items. So
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 3:05 PM, Miklos Maroti wrote:
> Dear Tom,
>
> I have read about the FEC work done during the Hackfest, so this would
> be an appropriate time to bring this up. We have participated in the
> Darpa Spectrum Challenge, and developed some good and fast codes.
> Specifically, we
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 12:10 PM, Alex W. wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> when writing blocks for my projects I find it to be convenient to design
> them as FSMs:
>
> A switch-instruction with states A, B und C. In all states fixed numbers
> of input_items are processed, then I call "consume(i, fixed
We had our latest GNU Radio Hackfest last week at Ettus Research. It was a
fantastic week with a lot of good work getting done. If you're interested
in what we are working on and to get a glimpse of some of the new things
we'll be rolling out in the next few GNU Radio versions, find our working
not
Hello everyone,
when writing blocks for my projects I find it to be convenient to design them as FSMs:
A switch-instruction with states A, B und C. In all states fixed numbers of input_items are processed, then I call "consume(i, fixed_number_X)" and "return fixed_number_X". I do not proce
Hello,
I'm using the latest Gnuradio Version (3.7.3) for an OFDM-Transmitter. For channel coding I wanted to use the toolboc from https://www.cgran.org/wiki/chancoding, but the installation fails when I follow the "how to install"- instructions.
When I run "make" this error occurs:
Mak
