Also coming from a formal software engineering background, I found Michael
Ossman's SDR with HackRF(https://greatscottgadgets.com/sdr/) series very
informative. It has "homework" sections and starts with very little in
assumptions of your prior knowledge. You dont need a hackrf, any sdr,
including
Hi all,
How to use "--config" option of pybombs 2. Can someone show an working
example?
In pybombs 2 "forcebuild" is set to true for gnuradio by default.
How to disable "focebuild" for gnuradio from commandline with the
pybombs command?
Best Regards,
Piotr Krysik
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I had to reply to Kevin because I am literally laying in bed reading
"Digital Signal Processing: A Guide for Scientists and Engineers" as his
email came in. I'm on a similar journey (about three months in) and just
wanted to reiterate that while GRC seems to be a very powerful tool, it
can't be
I am using GNU RADIO with SDR kits for my project in which I need to send
packetized data from the transmitter to the receiver . I want to measure
quality degradation parameters like packet loss,throughput. Please give me
some idea to implement this.
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*Thanks and Regards,Anurag Gupta*
Hi All,
I am trying to track Satellite for CW signal receiving and analysis on my GNURadio.
I know I need some tracking with Doppler shift.
What is the best way to do this?
Now, I have GPredict installed hoping to use it.
I have added the GPredict doppler block to my GRC library blocks a
I must say I have similar feelings even though I am a fully licensed ham radio
operator and a low level protocol engineer. I have have a hard time
understanding most of the blocks. The tutorials are going up to a point where
things get interesting and then they end.
Although I do understand th
Wow, thanks for the comprehensive reply. You covered a lot of material and I
like how simple you make it.
>"amont of similarity between the RX signal shifted in time by 𝜏 and the right
>spreading sequence". Look for the peak. That's your timing offset.I guess that
>means if I have an x16 chip ra
Tom,
you'll need to tell us more about what you're doing and what you've tried.
Cheers,
Martin
On 03/17/2016 03:36 PM, tom x wrote:
> It's strange but the only sampling rate that works is 4 MHz; Packets are
> not decoded when the sampling rate is set above this rate.
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
>
> On T
A USRP object can group devices (this currently only works with N2X0 and
X3X0 series). With the X3X0, you can have even more than 32 channels,
which would mean you're grouping 16 devices.
Cheers,
M
On 03/16/2016 02:54 PM, olvhammar wrote:
> Ok thanks!
>
> Thought the channels referred to the TX/
Hey all -
As I mentioned in my introduction e-mail earlier this week, Johnathan and I
are working hard on upgrading the website. There are a couple of components
to this:
- Development Content: wikis, issue tracker, code repos, etc.,
- User Content: about the project, the organization, GRCo
Re-sending this e-mail to the list. We recently made some DNS changes to
the gnuradio.org MX, and as a result it appears that many messages from @
gnuradio.org e-mail addresses have been landing in folks' spam folders. We
believe we have rectified the problem, and so I'm trying this one again.
Sor
Hi Timothée,
Thank you so much, I’ve got the frequency sweeper with your advice.
It’s not the problem about GNU Radio, I added “work” function in my code but
actually it’s a message block which do not need a IO stream ports.
Many thanks,
Yan
From: Timothée COCAULT [mailto:timothee.coca...@gmail
Hi,
> On 18 Mar 2016, at 20:01, tom x wrote:
>
>
> Maybe there is an implicit dependence on 4MHz, in the parameters set by the
> Clock Recovery block? I am not sure.
> If there's any other relevant info I can give, let me know.
The omega parameter of the MM Clock Recovery defines the samples
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