theres some threads about this, u should take a look
from what i gather, the loss of packets occurring at the end of transmission
is due to the transmitting USRP shutting off too early, theres a delay from
sending it and it actually being in the air and then receiving it, and
because it shut off b
hi,
In the problem i am working on, the receiver sends a particular frequency
to the transmitter via the ethernet to which both receiver and transmitter
get tuned. the transmitter should then transmit the specified number of
bytes at that frequency. then the receiver sends the next frequency an
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 06:47:12AM -0700, anma wrote:
>
> hi,
>i am working on a project in which 2 connect statements are defined in
> the same top_block. both connections begin with usrp source. i would like to
> know what exactly is the sequence of execution of the flowgraph when
> tb.start
hi,
i am working on a project in which 2 connect statements are defined in
the same top_block. both connections begin with usrp source. i would like to
know what exactly is the sequence of execution of the flowgraph when
tb.start is called.
do the 2 flowgraphs execute in parallel or 1 after the