On 9/6/16 10:56 PM, Cinaed Simson wrote:
On 09/06/2016 02:05 PM, Ed Criscuolo wrote:
I've just ordered one of these SDR standalone radios,
It appears to be a radio - not a SDR.
No, it is an SDR internally, with a self-contained User interface
and sound output that makes it a complete stand-a
On 09/06/2016 02:05 PM, Ed Criscuolo wrote:
> I've just ordered one of these SDR standalone radios,
It appears to be a radio - not a SDR.
> and it has the
> capability of outputting its I/Q samples on a USB port.
Evidently only under Windows using the vendors software.
3rd parties can write s
Hi,
I was wondering if there was a way to import flowgraphs into other
flowgraphs. For example, I have a flowgraph that contains a block that I
created. In the main() of this, I want to actually run two other flowgraphs
that do a simple transmission and reception to get a received power before
I c
I've just ordered one of these SDR standalone radios, and it has the capability
of outputting its I/Q samples on a USB port.
Has anyone tried to interface one of these to GnuRadio yet? Seems that it
would be one solution for HF (aka shortwave) reception.
http://www.commradio.com/cr-1-cr-1a-r
Hi Santos,
you're not actually describing your problem all that well, but there's
the central question:
Are you using a throttle block, or is your flow graph rate-limited by a
hardware device (e.g. a USRP or HackRF or Audio sink)?
===Not using throttle or rate-limiting hardware===
GNU Radio jus
Hi Santos,
The signal should (and most probably is) being streamed out from the source
block as you set it up. The update period of the number sink is only to
tell it when to look for a new value and retrieve it to the label. It is
just a visualization tool. So you'll see that, by setting your upd
Hello Santos,
Do you have a throttle block in your flowgraph? By default samples will be
handled as fast as your computer can handle. The frequency of the signal
source block is just math a based on the sample rate. However GNU Radio
does not by default enforce the sample rate to be "realtime" bas
Ah that did slow it down to more real time!
So, data isn't really streaming out of the signal source block like the
parameters would suggest, is it?
My expectation with forcing a long period was it'd stream high for 10s and
low for 10s.
On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Nicolas Cuervo
wrote:
> Hi
Hi Santos,
inside the number sink there is a field called "Update Period", which you
can reduce to a value that suits your needs. For what I understand of your
setup, maybe you have a rather big number here in comparison with the
update rate of the sink. Try reducing this value and let us know if
Hello, all!
I'm using a square wave to make a clock(frequency = .05 Hz, Period = 20s).
It shows up well in a time sink, but has trouble gaining stability in a
number plot.
How can I get the number sink to update in real time?
Thanks and any help is much appreciated!
-Santos
After further checking, here are the steps to reproduce the issue, and a
workaround:
1. Create a flow graph with:
Null Source (short) ->
Throttle(short) ->
Embedded Python Block #1 (short in, short out) ->
Embedded Python Block #2 (short in, float out) ->
Null Sink (float)
For the Embedded
Yes, you can :) Offering synchronization using external 10MHz and PPS
signals is the purpose of the Octoclock-G !
However, the B210's LOs will have a random phase after every tuning, so
you must calibrate the relative phase offsets every time you tune
Best regards,
Marcus
On 06.09.2016 10:21,
Hi Marcus,
Thank you very much. Btw, how can we calibrate the relative phase offsets?
Samith
On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 4:34 PM, Marcus Müller
wrote:
> Yes, you can :) Offering synchronization using external 10MHz and PPS
> signals is the purpose of the Octoclock-G !
>
> However, the B210's LOs wi
Well, that's a bit up to your implementation. Probably, you want to have
something that you know the direction of and use it to find the
individual phase offsets, and find a complex de-rotating factor.
On 06.09.2016 10:52, Samith Abeywickrama wrote:
> Hi Marcus,
>
> Thank you very much. Btw, how
hello
im new to gnuradio and im trying to use gnuradio to receive and transmit
a signal with a bandwitdh of 5MHz using usrp b200-mini.
its a simple code,im using 2 block(UHD:usrp source and UHD:usrp sink).the
usrp supossed to be able support rates of up to 70MHz.
altough im getting alot of overrun
Hi all,
I'm going to implement MUSIC(Multiple Signal Classification) algorithm to
find Angle of Arrival of signal using two USRP B210s. Therefore I have 4
antennas. But I need to synchronise my two USRP B210s. May I know that can
I use Octoclock-G with my USRP B210s without any problem? Thank you
Hi Eli,
On 06.09.2016 09:52, Eli Dayan wrote:
> hello
> im new to gnuradio and im trying to use gnuradio to receive and transmit
> a signal with a bandwitdh of 5MHz using usrp b200-mini.
> its a simple code,im using 2 block(UHD:usrp source and UHD:usrp
> sink).the usrp supossed to be able suppor
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