Can you submit a pull request please?
Cheers,
M
On 11/30/2016 02:08 PM, Eugene Grayver wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I found a bug in digital.sd_psk_2_0x1.There should not be brackets
> around x_re = x.real.
>
> Regards,
> Eugene
>
>
> def sd_psk_2_0x1(x, E
Hello,
I found a bug in digital.sd_psk_2_0x1.There should not be brackets around
x_re = x.real.
Regards,
Eugene
def sd_psk_2_0x1(x, Es=1):
'''
1 | 0
'''
-x_re = [x.real,]
+x_re =[x.real
dist = Es*numpy.sqrt(2)
return -dis
If you change the FFT size, the allocated carriers do not change. Hence,
you'll be using a much smaller fraction of your bandwidth. This is by
design. As you point out, if you want to occupy more carriers, you have
to modify 'Occupied Carriers'.
Cheers,
M
On 11/30/2016 09:49 AM, maiconkis...@gmai
Hi list,
I’m messing around with the OFDM Transmitter/Receiver provided by GNURadio to
test different configurations (basically I want to increase the throughput,
buts thats not the topic of this mail).
So, I used the basic ofdm/ofdm_loopback.grc example.
First, I run the example with a FFT s
Use a file source block with “short” type into an “Ishort to Complex” block.
The Ishort to Complex block will de-interleave the shorts into complex samples.
PWG
> On Nov 30, 2016, at 8:55 AM, AndroidT Tester
> wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
> I have a sample file with IQ pairs, each I and Q is 16-bit
Hey guys,
I have a sample file with IQ pairs, each I and Q is 16-bits, I want to load
this in GNURadio companion using File source sink, but I'm not sure how can
I specify 16-bit format for I and 16-bit for Q in Gnuradio companion and
then connect it to lets say FFT or Waterfall widget. Can someon
Hi Greg - Good to hear from another OS X GR user! I think 1-3 in your
list are pretty accurate; I'll add for 3 that it's easy to use MacPorts
to do development with GR, either directly inside MP or via OOT modules.
I'll add 4: from source! I use a mix of 3 and 4, which with the proper
CMake setting
Greetings all,
Picked up my first ever OS X machine Friday.
I have had tons of success with various flavors of Linux with gnuradio (a
massive shout out to the contributors!)
Now I see there are a half dozen paths to installing gnuradio on OS X, the big
three I found are below.
Hopefully havin
