again, if your conversion yields all-zero values, you're not scaling
appropriately.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 05/07/2022 12.24, sp wrote:
Thanks, This means when I send a complex signal I see it on spectrum, I
too send a converted signal and I see a converted signal on the spectrum.
Signals are
Thanks, This means when I send a complex signal I see it on spectrum, I too
send a converted signal and I see a converted signal on the spectrum.
Signals are not the same... I expect that signals in two formats (format
int16 or float 32 ) be the same on a spectrum.
I only have a signal in two forma
I don't know what "don't acceptable" would mean in this context. The USRP
accepts any int16.
The fact that your signal is all zeros seems to be a problem with your signal; have you
maybe scaled it incorrectly, so that it (correctly) gets rounded to all 0?
Best regards,
Marcus
On 05.07.22 08:
Hi,
If you target USRPs, their driver does the complex float 32 to complex
int 16 conversion. No need for you to do this "manually". If you want to
use complex int 16 in your flowgraph, there should be converters. VOLK
includes kernels to convert between these data types as well.
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