On Mar 18, 2011, at 3:58 PM, Moeller wrote:
> Thanks for publishing. This is very impressive, using Gnuradio as a spectrum
> analyzer.
Thanks. It's been a fun project.
> - What about compensating the spectral shape within the measurement bandwidth?
Seems doable. I'm only now learning signal pr
I am curious if anything like this is available for the USRP version 1,
for anyone who might know.
As a random side note, it would be interesting if future versions of the
USRP contained off-board RAM chips for data buffering for just this
purpose. The reason I suggest this is for making the
On 18.03.2011 20:09, Marc Epard wrote:
> We've customized an FPGA image for the N210 that lets us grab batches of 256K
> complex samples (one SRAM full) at 100 Msps with no decimation, scaling,
> or downconversion. It works by filling the SRAM with samples at full rate,
> then dribbling them out
I posted this to the USRP users list since we're not using GNU Radio proper for
this project, but Devin's questions about spectrum sensing make me think it
could be useful for GNU USRP users, too. Although we did this on the N210, it
might be possible to do something similar on the USRP2.
We've
