On 2021-11-10 20:14, Zen Chen wrote:
Hi to whom it may concern,
I am an amateur in the GNU Radio SDR project and would like to learn
more for my work as a ground station Engineer from Singapore working
in a tertiary institution. I would like to learn how to convert FFT
signals(500 sample po
Hi to whom it may concern,
I am an amateur in the GNU Radio SDR project and would like to learn more
for my work as a ground station Engineer from Singapore working in a
tertiary institution. I would like to learn how to convert FFT signals(500
sample points) to data streams and csv files as I n
Evgany:
Excellent work solving your problem. That’s the most important thing!
I think what you’ve done is still the preferred method by many as dynamically
packetizing data in GNURadio is still a bit application specific.
If you are up for installing GNURadio 3.9 the tutorial works perfectly in
Hi Paul,
I tried to perform a similar experiment and unfortunately after investing a
significant effort, still haven't figured out how the packets method works
:(
For now, I pack the data in python, send the packed data to GNURadio and
LimeSDR_Tx. and on the Rx side, I detect by LimeSDR_Rx, perfor
There is a lot of information in this talk from GRCon:
https://youtu.be/uMEfx_l5Oxk
On Tue, Nov 9, 2021 at 10:15 PM wrote:
> Hello all,
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> I’ve been working with the symbol sync block and I was wondering how to
> calculate the parameters (TED Gain, Loop bandwidth, etc) given information
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2021 09:47:42 +0200
Vasil Velichkov wrote:
> So most probably your OOT has been built with an older pmt.h from
> gnuradio 3.7.*. To find where pmt.h has been included from go in the
> gr-osmosdr's build directory and grep pmt.h recursively
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> grep -R pmt.h .
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> You can als
Hi Mike,
It looks like the streamed videos from twitch have disappeared (as they do
after a couple weeks). Official support for the "custom buffers"
functionality will be a part of the 3.10 release, and I'm working on
putting together a gr-cuda OOT that will capture the basics of how to use
these
