Hi Pete,
as much as I like this mailing list, I think discussions on how to
write GNU Radio blocks are best off on the GNU Radio mailing list[1].
GNU Radio has tutorials on how to write your own blocks, both for
blocks written in Python (simplicity) and in C++ (speed/system
programming); you can f
Hi all,
In the project idea Filter Design Tool Enhancements, can someone provide me
with more insight on this - "This project is to improve our uses of these
tools and blocks to make it more obvious to the users as well as automate
some of the decisions for optimally using them."
Regards,
Anirban
On 03/04/2019 06:47 PM, Glen I Langston wrote:
Hello
We’re using several Raspberry Pi 3B + computers mounted inside weather proof
boxes with amplifiers
to run Radio Telescopes. The Pi 3B+ can almost keep up with 6 MHz bandwidth
(12 MHz samples).
An odroid XU4 can keep up with all samples at
Dear Faisal,
we're more than one person ;)
Anyway, yes. There's multiple people who did that.
Please make sure to use meaningful subject lines, and describe the
problem you're trying to solve in your email straight away!
Best regards,
Marcus
On Tue, 2019-03-05 at 02:04 +0400, faisal wrote:
> Hi
Hi,
GNU Radio works fine on the RBPIv3 at lower / limited sample rates.
The satnogs project uses GNU Radio and the RBPIv3 as a reference design.
Regards,
Nate Temple
On Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 2:06 PM faisal wrote:
> Hi my friend
> Please is anyone used gnuradio on raspberry pi 3 sucssfully?
Hi my friend
Please is anyone used gnuradio on raspberry pi 3 sucssfully?
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Hi Arpit!
allow me to give you this time a warm welcome to the mailing list and to
the GSoC application process! I'm very glad to see the enthusiasm you've
been putting the last few weeks into your preparation and the project.
I can also see that you've taken the right idea from the comments from
Hi Grecia,
I'm very glad to hear that you're interested in GSoC and, ultimately, in
contributing to the free software community! Given your interests and
experience, GNU Radio is without a doubt the right project where you'll be
able to share your knowledge while learning from those who are sharin
Hi, I'm Grecia Montoya, an undergraduate in Communications and Electronics
in the Autonomous University of Zacatecas in Mexico, I'm currently working
on my dissertation thesis, creating RFNoC OOT Modules and OOT GNU radio in
order to use them in a wireless communication system. I am pretty fluent
Hello,
The default output format for the Audio Sink block is S32_LE. Is it
possible to reconfigure this to output S16_LE instead? I'm using the
snd_aloop module in Ubuntu to forward the audio output form GR to an
external decoder program. The decoder only supports 16-bit audio samples
though.
I e
Hi,
Thanks you Marcus for your insightful response on the project and also
sorry for not introducing myself in the first place for GSoC.
I am Arpit Gupta, an Electronics and Communication undergraduate at Indian
Institute of Technology Roorkee, India. I am highly interested in
contributing to GNU R
> Radio as you need; so, no GRC, no gr-qtgui, hence no GTK, QT, …). I'd
> expect that to easily fit in 4 GB.
we have GNU/Linux + python + GNU Radio in less than 32 MB on the PlutoSDR :)
https://github.com/oscimp/PlutoSDR
JM
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Hi Marcus,
I am very glad to receive your reply. And I realized that I haven't introduced
myself yet.
My name is Bowen Hu. I am a first-year graduate student majoring in
microelectronics at Fudan University, China. And my undergraduate major is
electronic information science and technology. Th
Hi Mehtap,
yeah, Ubuntu is probably as far as it gets from an embedded operating
system ;) Ubuntu Server is only marginally better.
So, the usual way forward here would be to build your own slim Linux
Distro using OpenEmbedded that works on your board (and only on that,
containing only the driver
I have run a python based gnuradio application on Odroid C2 and recently
XU4. It will come done to what you are trying to do (amount of sample
rate you require and what kind of processing you are doing). Also, I
just recently heard about and used volk_profile. This helped me with
performanc
Dera All,
I have an embedded arm board with limited storage (4 GB eMMC). I suspect
Ubuntu+ GNU RADIO+Phyton will not fit on it.
Does anybody have used GNU RADIO on Ubuntu Server or alternatively on a
small footprint Linux Distor?
I have created a .py file from an .grc file and it has no visual o
Hello everyone,
I am Anirban Banik, a Junior Undergraduate student at National Institute of
Technology Durgapur, West Bengal, India. I am studying in the Department of
Electronics and Communication Engineering. I am very interested to
contribute to this organization as a part of GSoC 2019.
Having
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