Hi Mark,
If you take off the top of the enclosure on the USRP1 then you don't even
need a fan!
Your sanity should then return :)
Mike
M0MIK
On 9 October 2011 06:43, Mark Cetilia wrote:
> wondering if anybody out there has replaced their usrp1 fan with something
> a bit quieter?
> i find myse
Hi
Can anyone out there, Kindly do explain the condition during which the
argument 'ok' of rx_call back function return false.ie
in the below code n_rcvd will be increamented while n_right will not .
Also if disturbance in transmission will this affect this during reception
def rx_callback(ok
OK == false: when the RX packet's embedded CRC32 does not match that computed
using the RX'd payload data. In other words, if there are RX errors in the
RX'd packet's header, payload, or CRC32, then with high probability OK == false.
On Oct 9, 2011, at 10:06 AM, bharadwaj desikan wrote:
> rx_ca
If you go to gnuradio.org often, you might have noticed a few changes.
First, the content organization was updated by Martin Braun, which helps
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ah yes, i feel it coming back, slowly.
thank you :)
m
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On Oct 9, 2011, at 3:39 AM, Mike Jameson wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> If you take off the top of the enclosure on the USRP1 then you don't even
> need a fan!
>
> Your sanity should then retur
Hi, I want to display the frequency of the wave, I just know the
FFT_sink, and it does show the frequency on the screen, I want to get it
as series like this: 1103Hz, 986Hz, 546Hz and so on.
For example, in the grc file, I place a Signal Source which produce
a 1K cosine wave with a sample r
Hi all:
I wrote a block which is used to make a specific structure of data(like
some kind of burst).
And in this block I defined some position of the array for specific value as
structure
required. Other positions of the array will be the input data of this block(did
not do
anyt
