Hello everyone,
A brief clarification regarding GitLab profile: We use our own GitLab
hosted in our own local server.
Thanks!
Regards,
Swapnil Negi
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
On Tue, 27 Mar 2018, 01:57 swapnil negi, wrote:
> Hello everyone, I have incorporated the changes mentioned
Hi all,
After a long time, new Volk releases are out. Release notes and downloads
are in the normal places on libvolk.org with md5sums and signatures signed
by me (nathan.w...@gnuradio.org).
v1.3.1 is a support release with bug fixes. I've switched to the "merge
back" model for this release where
Hello everyone, I have incorporated the changes mentioned by Nicolas.
Regarding GitLab profile: As per my group's policy, the code has not been
made open source. Hence, due to the copyright issues, the code cannot be
published in the proposal.
Proposal Link: https://swap-nil7.github.io/gsoc-propos
Hello Burak,
First, it's much easier for us to look at the error if you past the text
into your email rather than taking a screenshot.
Apt is saying that there are broken packages on your system. You (almost
certainly) have the myriad-rf PPA installed and are trying to use gnuradio
from that. Unf
I'm working on a satellite radio downlink implementation that uses the
CCSDS recommended error correction, i.e. 7, 1/2, (109,79) inner convolution
code and Reed-Solomon (255,223) outer code. I'm using the suggested FECAPI
set (FEC Extended Decoder, CC Decoder definition) for my inner decoder. To
Hm, cosine wave as baseband signal means you get two symmetric spectral
peaks around your carrier frequency. In that case, I'd actually just go
for a really simple costas loop. You could also do kind of a "matched
filter" M&M with a cosine receive filter, but I don't see the
advantage.
Notice that
Hi last time i asked about synchronizationBut my question was too broadSo i couldn't get an answerI use cosine wave as a baseband signalAnd I use 1-bit feedbackI use 2 usrps as a transmitters and 1 usrp as a receiverAnd the synchronization i want is about frequency-offset I thinkThanks_
Hi John,
On Tue, Mar 13, 2018 at 09:15:33AM -0400, John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
> I'm setting up a measurement program to look at the channel power inside
> and outside a defined bandwidth centered at zero. The idea is to get
> the ratio of the power within a low pass filter (nominally 500 Hz),
Hi everyone,
I'm tried to install gnuradio but got following error:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
gnuradio : Depends: libgnuradio-uhd3.7.10 but it is not going to be installed.
Depends: linuhd003.010.003 but it is not installable.
I used command "sudo apt-g
Hello everyone,
After receiving feedback and suggestions from all of you, I am modified and
refined my application and incorporated all your ideas.I request you to
please do read the proposal and provide feedback to the updated proposal
since the date is closing in. I have linked the GSoC proposal
Hello Swapnil,
thanks for updating your draft! I'm really excited about your application.
Please don't forget to officially apply and upload your proposal through
the program website.
I have very, very small comments in regard of code practices,
- Keep in mind the coding guidelines in all you
Hi Luca,
after having read your proposal, I really like the way you're
approaching all this. I second everything that Felix said, and
especially that since existing OFDM methods take care of sync for you,
you should, for now, stick to that. My guess is that reusable single-
carrier blocks kind of
Hi Harshit,
some more comments on your proposal.
- be really specific about GR integration
- explain WHAT you want to implement.
- explain HOW you want to implement it.
- show us how you understand FECAPI.
- explain how you want to build on existing LDPC code in GR.
your deliverables are too vag
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