Yes, I was sending all 1000 for each sample. I completely forgot that
the DC component may be wiped. However, I also tried sending
gaussian noise (mu=0, sig=1)*100 and still didnt see the signal.
If you're sending gaussian noise, that'll be really hard to see as well,
since it won't be diffe
On 01/25/2011 05:11 PM, Isaac Gerg wrote:
> Yes, I was sending all 1000 for each sample. I completely forgot that the DC
send [-1, 1] when using COMPLEX_FLOAT32
send [-2**15, 2**15] when using COMPLEX_INT16
-josh
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Yes, I was sending all 1000 for each sample. I completely forgot that the DC
component may be wiped. However, I also tried sending gaussian noise
(mu=0, sig=1)*100 and still didnt see the signal.
Im going to take a closer look at the interface to determine which
daughterboard and output is used
On 01/25/2011 03:53 PM, Isaac Gerg wrote:
> I have on USRP and I'm simultaneously sending an receiving data from it
> using the UHD interface. Im trying to determine if I am sending my samples
> at all. I am sending all 100's using COMPLEX_FLOAT32 interface. I have a
If you mean like float va
On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 5:53 PM, Isaac Gerg wrote:
> I have on USRP and I'm simultaneously sending an receiving data from it
> using the UHD interface. Im trying to determine if I am sending my samples
> at all. I am sending all 100's using COMPLEX_FLOAT32 interface. I have a
> basixRX and basi
I have on USRP and I'm simultaneously sending an receiving data from it
using the UHD interface. Im trying to determine if I am sending my samples
at all. I am sending all 100's using COMPLEX_FLOAT32 interface. I have a
basixRX and basicTX boards. Both are hooked up on the A side of the USRP.
I
