Thanks Dan
Yeah the magic number seemed to be a rate around 300kbps. Getting really good
results now.
Thanks again,
-Joe
In my experience the USRP stops performing very well at low bitrates.
This is due to the current code's inability to handle large frequenc
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In my experience the USRP stops performing very well at low bitrates.
This is due to the current code's inability to handle large frequency
offsets when the symbol period is that long.
Try it at 250kbps/500kbps.
- -Dan
Joseph Crowley wrote:
> Joseph
Joseph Crowley wrote:
Hey,
Just purchased a couple of RFX2400 transceiver dboards as well as a couple of
patch antennas (WA5JVB) and tried running the benchmark program from one USRP
to another (both mounted with the RFX boards). However it didn't seem to work.
I tried looking for a spike using
Joseph Crowley wrote:
Hey,
Just purchased a couple of RFX2400 transceiver dboards as well as a couple of patch antennas (WA5JVB) and tried running the benchmark program from one USRP to another (both mounted with the RFX boards). However it didn't seem to work. I tried looking for a spike using t
Hey,
Just purchased a couple of RFX2400 transceiver dboards as well as a couple of
patch antennas (WA5JVB) and tried running the benchmark program from one USRP
to another (both mounted with the RFX boards). However it didn't seem to work.
I tried looking for a spike using the fft on the receive
