Hi all,
Theoretically, in frequency domain, the spectrum for SQUARE wave should be a
SINC and for the spectrum of RAMP wave should be decreasing with every odd
harmonics. A question that I want to ask is, will I get to see these frequency
spectrum in the Spectrum Analyzer after being transmitt
Yeah, use the ZeroMQ blocks.
On Wed, May 9, 2018 at 12:01 AM Brad Hein wrote:
> Trying to get the socket PDU blocks to send and receive a stream of data
> is proving to be a significant challenge. I miss the simplicity and
> reliability of the TCP server and client blocks - they always "just wor
I don't follow... but I look forward to reading your blog post when it is
available.
On Tue, May 8, 2018 at 6:37 PM, Philip Balister wrote:
> On 05/08/2018 04:13 PM, Brad Hein wrote:
> > Hi Philip,
> >
> > How do I go a out trying an alternative as you suggest?
>
> I have a note to do a blog pos
Trying to get the socket PDU blocks to send and receive a stream of data is
proving to be a significant challenge. I miss the simplicity and
reliability of the TCP server and client blocks - they always "just worked"
for me. I don't understand why they were deprecated only to leave us with
these bu
On 05/08/2018 04:13 PM, Brad Hein wrote:
> Hi Philip,
>
> How do I go a out trying an alternative as you suggest?
I have a note to do a blog post on building an aarch64 image with
OpenEmbedded, but paying work is interfering. It is fairly straight
forward the meta-raspberrypi bsp is very good.
Hi Philip,
How do I go a out trying an alternative as you suggest?
Thanks!
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On Tue, May 8, 2018, 6:07 PM Philip Balister wrote:
> I'm not that familiar wit Raspian, but my impression is that it is
> binary compatible with the original Pi, which has no neon support. Th
I'm not that familiar wit Raspian, but my impression is that it is
binary compatible with the original Pi, which has no neon support. The
volk code didn't handle this gracefully until recently.
That said, The Pi 3 does support neon and better. For the Pi-3, I'd use
something built to take advantag
On a new Raspberry Pi 3, running Raspbian, all apt-get package updates
loaded, I'm encountering an error compiling gnuradio (branch: master). I
made one modification from the default source code, and that is the neonasm
patch to fix a different compile error with a missing instruction on the
Pi.
H
even without any frequency error, why do you expect that
exp[j(w t + phi1)] - exp[j(w t + phi2)]
is zero?
Achilleas
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The author of leandvb is doing some DVB-S2 receiver development, but I
don't think it's released yet. To make it work on a regular CPU, it
doesn't perform any error correction (no LDPC or BCH
Dear Marcus,
Some questions on signal cancellation example again,
(I have tried other things and am back to this topic again.)
Actually, what I try to do is a signal cancellation in the air.
(For example, interference cancellation in the air,
so a specific receiver will experience almost zero int
Hi all!
My name is Maria and I am a new GNU radio user so I still need to learn
quite a lot about it. I am writing this email as I need to emulate a
DVB-S2 platform on a Windows machine so I wanted to ask if the DVB-S2
implementation already available in GNU can work as well for Windows. If
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