I'm currently using GNU Radio for an application in Visible Light
Communication, which has similarities to IR. Since both are IM/DD, I
use the LFTX and LFRX daughter cards with USRP2's and I've been working
on implementing some baseband modulation techniques. I was also able
to test with so
I attempted to find a good book on GNURadio when I first started
working with it and I came across a book called "Software Defined Radio
with GNURadio and USRP" by Cory Clark. The bad news is I haven't found
any place where I could purchase it (Seems to be out of print?). I'm
curious if any
Hi all,
Does anyone know of any updated OFDM benchmark code that is modified to
be run on a USRP2? I have seen previous posts of this, however the
link to the updated code is no longer available.
Thanks,
Michael Rahaim
Graduate Research Assistant
Smart Lighting Engineering Research Center
Hi All,
I started working with GNURadio a few months ago as a platform for use
with a Visual Light Communication front end. I've had some good
success with the basic benchmark testing and implementation of a few
basic tests with GRC, but I'm curious as to what datarates have been
achieved w
Hi Everyone,
Does anyone have a suggestion for an off the shelf low frequency
amplifier to use with the USRP? I have a USRP2 with a LFTX board and I
run the RF output to a Bias T attached to an LED driver (I'm using the
system as a Visual Light Commmunication setup). I noticed that the
Ett
Hi Everyone,
I'm writing to ask if anyone is familiar with work being done using the
GNURadio project for communication outside the RF spectrum. I've been
working with the software and USRP for about a month and I'm using a
Visual Light Communication (VLC) front end for the physical link. I
I just started working with gnuradio and I was running into the same
problem. After the 'make install', I had to run the following
sudo ldconfig /usr/local/lib
in order to get my module linked to the library.
-Mike
Quoting weizhongshan :
I am trying to write my own module ,"make" ,"mak
