On 12/6/20 12:41 PM, Alvaro Pendas Recondo wrote:
Hello,
I am considering buying an SDR model bladeRF 2.0 micro xA4 that is supposed to be compatible with GNU Radio through the library libbladeRF. Does anyone have previous experience
handling this model with GNU Radio or other models by Nuand?
Hi all,
I am running GNU Radio 3.7.13.4 and working in GNU Radio Companion on
Ubuntu 18.04
I have a very simple flowgraph where I have a source of type complex (I've
tried both a signal source and a constant source) which I connect to a
transcendental block (of type complex) and then output to a
Ya know... It just never occurred to me to look on ebay for one of those.
Great idea!
Thanks!
On 12/3/18 7:53 AM, Rafael Diniz wrote:
You can also find good priced used USRPs in ebay. I bought an used
2 in ebay for 300 USD - it was worth every cent.
Rafael Diniz
On 12/2/18 5:03 PM, Bruce
On 12/2/18 3:47 AM, Colin Rowat wrote:
I'm looking for an interesting Christmas present for my sons (ages 13 and 10) and wondered about software-defined radio. We're reasonably tech literate, but don't have any SDR
experience.
I'd thought that it could be interesting for them to see what sor
gt; > If they have a modified, self-built image on the USRP (which would
> > > explain their hesitance to allow you to change the image), then
> > > it's
> > > probably no use trying to use it with stock host software – they've
> > > probably changed
\uhd\utils\uhd_images_downloader.py"*
* "C:\Program Files\UHD\bin\uhd_image_loader" ^*
*--args="type=usrp2,addr=192.168.10.2*
Is there a workaround or way to use these devices? They were working on the
owners Fedora box with UHD v3.6.2-5 and GR v3.7.11-2.
Cheers,
Nick
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Hi GRC companions
Has anyone used GRC to acquire a large range RF spectral survey?
Basically, step from range to range, and save the output in a (text)
file. I would like to be able to average each frequency/range for some
(variable) period of time, or do peak hold, much like some of the nice
It works, many thanks!
It seems like the changing of a variable in itself does not trigger an
update of other variables (that are depending on the first one), but using a
button or probe will trigger an update of the variables that are depending
on them. Could this be something to consider for
Hello,
After some weekend experimenting I believe I have most (most...) of it
working. Sinking to a USB stick is not working so well by the way...
One thing that is still a challenge is how to set the filename. You provided
a very good way of timestamping, but when I try this, it only evaluates
Hello,
Being limited in my programming skills, I would very much like to do the
following in Gnuradio Companion:
* Sample an input stream (from RTL-SDR)
* Generate a trigger signal based on the input stream
* If a trigger criterion is met, save/sink the data stream for a preset time
and give th
e the left and right channels.
To enable the stereo decoder, a 25 Hz pilot tone is added to the L‑R channel.
Hope this helps.
Bruce
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Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] AM Ster
Where did you find that particular install?
Bruce
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On Feb 20, 2014, at 3:37 PM, Ed Criscuolo wrote:
> I just upgraded my ports-installed version of GR 3.6.3 to
> GR 3.7.2.1 with a simple "port upgrade gnuradio".
> The install went smoothly without error
/lines/?route=BLUE
>
> From: Michael Dickens
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>Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2013 10:25 AM
>Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Public transport in Boston
>
>
>On Aug 10, 2013, at 10:11 AM, Bruce Penswick wrote:
&
You can also try AirBnB (https://www.airbnb.com/).
There a lot of people in Boston doing short-term
sublets of their very nice apartments.
Look in these areas:
Boston: South Boston ("Southie"), Back Bay, The Fenway (on the Green Line)
Cambridge: Kendall Sqaure, Central Square, Harvard Square, Porte
Actually, the "T" (the subway) *does* go to the airport, to Boston Logan
Airport. The Blue Line stops there. And then there are free shuttle busses to
take you to all the terminals. You can take the Blue Line into the city and
transfer, for free, to the Red, Orange, and Green Lines.
>
For your 2-D plotting, why don't you just use Matplotlib
(http://matplotlib.org/) or Qwt (http://qwt.sourceforge.net/)?? Those two tools
provide powerful plotting capabilities from Python and C++. Am I missing
something?
>
> From: "Wallace, Frank L CIV NSWCDD
Dallas ahead of my trip?
Any thoughts, advice, experiences would be much appreciated!!
Thanks for your help!!
Best Regards,
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Sorry to send this again, but there were some errors
and omissions when this was sent yesterday.
I have fixed them, and also added a tentative agenda.
Thank you.
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more (student's) time than money, and doesn't appeal to business
because their time costs more. Also they don't trust it because they can't
get customer support.
Bruce
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When I was originally messing around with multi threading for my application,
the use of measure gave a large improvement. Though I am using small fft sizes
(1024) but high data rates. Also it was a custom c program.
From: discuss-gnuradio-bounces+bruce.st
I suggest folding the spectral data at a pulse period, you
can then find it in a waterfall plot of your bandpass.
or else you can try and download DSPSR and use something that is known to work,
if you can work out the install.
Regards Bruce
From: discus
wn to is, what do you really need, and will you ever
have any need of the capabilities. And more importantly do you have the could
hard cash to get the more "expensive one"
Bruce
From: discuss-gnuradio-bounces+bruce.stansby=postgrad.curtin
The ability to drop bits off in hardware would be a great feature, at the
moment I have three high end digitizers and could double my bandwidth/ or
quadruple if they had this feature.
Most astronomy applications can get away with 2 bits, 4 nice, and 8 is a waist,
I have several applications tha
Doug
And what is VRT code?
I googled VRT, but the choices I got were:
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy
Vulnerability Research Team
Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep (my personal favorite)
or
Video Round Table
Bruce
Douglas Geiger wrote:
Bruce,
In the firmware directory the
just a 32 (64?) bit unsigned
integer
that gives an offset from the most recent sync to PPS?
What is this VRT code? And when will it be available?
Thanks
Bruce
Douglas Geiger wrote:
Bruce,
In the firmware directory the important files are the app_common_v2.c
and .h file, and txrx.c (serdes_t
ast file, as I originally
said, but still
didn't manage to update what look like essential files. e.g. serdes_txrx.
Are these patches still useful? That is, if I went through the files by
hand and made
the changes, would I wind up with usable code?
Thanks
Bruce
Bruce,
I haven't m
So then just to see if it made a difference, I downloaded gnuradio-3.2.2
but patch didn't work there either.
Then I emailed Doug at doug_gei...@bioradiation.net
<mailto:doug_gei...@bioradiation.net>
and it bounced. Does anybody know what I'm doing w
Matt Ettus wrote:
Bruce McGuffin wrote:
Hi
When I specify a particular receiver decimation rate
for the USRP2, the task of decimating is presumably
split up between the CIC and two half-band filters.
My question is how is the task split up,
and where in the code does this happen?
If
Hi
When I specify a particular receiver decimation rate
for the USRP2, the task of decimating is presumably
split up between the CIC and two half-band filters.
My question is how is the task split up,
and where in the code does this happen?
Bruce
Matt Ettus wrote:
Bruce McGuffin wrote:
Hi
I've been looking at the USRP2 filter characteristics, to see if it will
work for me. After going through the
half-band filter code (hb_dec.v from gnu-radio 3.2) I understand what
the filter coefficients are, but I have
a question abou
; 2^17.
What am I missing here?
Thanks
Bruce
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Eric Blossom wrote:
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 04:55:56PM -0400, Bruce McGuffin wrote:
A while ago (Nov. 14, 2008) Matt talked about using a USRP2 with
two antennas and two external radio receivers driving the basicRx.
My question is, is it possible to do that if the external radio IF and
dules would I use?
Thanks
Bruce
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Hi all
ext file system is the go, with my high speed digitizer I stream 250
MB/s (thats bytes) to a six disk raid (0) array. The raid zero is the go
if you can afford to loose data in the unlikely event of a disk failure.
Bruce
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From: Eric Blossom
Date: Thursday
error. Would one of
the the
things not configured cause the problem? If so, why wasn't it configured?
Thanks
Bruce
the end of the configure output:
*
The following GNU Radio components have been successfully configured:
co
uradio
The only thing I can think of is when we ran configure it complained
that some
modules were missing, but judging by their names they were audio
modules, and
I'm not planning to use the sound card, so didn't worry. Does anybody
know what
the problem is?
Bruce
Johnathan Corgan
c0'
make: *** [all] Error 2
Does anybody know what the problem is? What is compile-mbh.scm, and why
wasn't
it part of the gnu radio download?
Thanks
Bruce
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My apologies, newbie hoping it was a common newbie problem, details as
follows.
Hardware:
Twin Xeon quadcore X5355 processors.
Supermicro X7DBE motherboard
8 GB of ram
Software:
Ubuntu 8.04 Kernal 2.6.2-16-generic
I didn't install the software my supervisor d
solve the garble problem when there's a
firefighter with a loud chainsaw in the background? That just kills the
codecs they use on APCO 25 right now.
Thanks
Bruce
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On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 11:00:50AM -0800, Eric Blossom wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 12:33:31PM -0500, Marcus Leech wrote:
> > Eric Blossom wrote:
> > >
> > > Marcus, Numeric is deprecated by everybody, not just us.
> > > Is there an equivalent import that uses numpy instead?
...
I had to take
Hi,
On Wed, May 23, 2007 at 09:06:17AM -0400, Greg Troxel wrote:
> Is the gr-radio-astronomy patch a FreeBSD fix, or generic?
Somehow the original comments that were supposed to be attached
got dropped, they follow here.
Hi,
I have some diffs for gnuradio on FreeBSD. It runs fine.
I also have a
http://www.db.net/~db/gnuradio-freebsd.tgz
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a information
sources that clear the subject? Comparing Analog to SDR
performance.
SPAWAR
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