Nashid,
please stick to the mailing list.
There's lots of tutorials out there to get the OFDM blocks running with
the default settings. Once you have that going, work your way from there.
M
On 08/03/2014 09:42 PM, Md. Anjum wrote:
> Thanks you Martin for your help.
> Your answer clarifies many
On 07/25/2014 01:18 AM, Md. Anjum wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm working with USRP OFDM blocks. I'm confused about how to use
> built-in OFDM Transmitter and OFDM Receiver blocks.
>
> 1. How to set the fields- occupied carriers, pilot carriers, sync word
> and pilot symbols?
Before I go into this, did
Hello,
I'm working with USRP OFDM blocks. I'm confused about how to use built-in
OFDM Transmitter and OFDM Receiver blocks.
1. How to set the fields- occupied carriers, pilot carriers, sync word and
pilot symbols?
2. I'm using N200 board. I transmitted signal using OFDM Mod block UHD Sink
block.
Hi,
I am unable to understand how to connect flag input at the input and
output side of insert preamble block in grc. How does that work
secondly there are ofdm blocks called sync pn, ofdm sampler, and ofdm frame
acquisition. seperately there is another block called ofdm demodulator
which doe
I just added the blks2.ofdm_mod/demod blocks to GRC in the gnuradio
trunk. svn up!
The generated code looks a bit odd... but so are the OFDM blocks:
- options class containing parameters to ofdm mod and demod (why not
*args and **kwargs?)
- no input stream to ofdm mod, has a send_pkts functio
