On 11/17/2015 04:43 PM, Ed Criscuolo wrote:
> But you'll be REALLY unpopular if you plop a 6 MHZ wide channel right
> in the middle of the voice VHF band! Not to mention earning a visit
> from the FCC (if you're in the US)!
...and it's in usual business hours for the FCC :)
M
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A "channel" is really just a high-level, somewhat arbitrary, agreement
berween a sender and a receiver on how to view a particular hunk of
spectrum. It will vary, depending on the application.
For example, broadcast television divides its spectrum up into
6 MHz wide channels. Broadcast FM, on t
Dear Dave,
> So this channel concept lies in GNU Radio.
No. The concept "channel" is how you, as a signal processing expert,
look at a piece of spectrum. GNU Radio just sees samples.
If you build a GNU Radio system that filters out specific parts of the
spectrum that *you* consider to be the chann
Thanks for the reply Marcus. So this channel concept lies in GNU Radio. How
can I really set from what channel I need to send the data or which
channels are free for the transmission. Do I need to write any code for
that? I am performing DARPA Spectrum competition wherein I need to perform
data tra
Dave,
the USRP has no notion of "channels". It's a concept that you have in
your software that deals with the samples coming from the USRP.
You can configure the USRP to arbitrary center frequencies.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 16.11.2015 03:06, Rama V wrote:
>
> I would like to send data through sp
I would like to send data through specific channels among the USRP. How do
I know what channels are available? I have tried to search for channels but
I was not successful. Are there any commands that I need to provide for
the available channels? Kindly help.
Thank you
Regards,
Dave
On Nov 11, 20
