Hello,
I need to implement some control loops as GNURadio blocks, I had a look
at the code base and I found the gr::blocks::control_loop class which,
despite his name is specialized for phase lock loops. Am I missing
something or a general PID control loop implementation does not exist in
GNURadio
Hi Tom,
As hilbert transform is a high-pass filter which only allows the
positive frequency components.And we know that only a complex signal
can have a single sided spectrum,not a real signal.So, i am still
confused that why the signal isn't showing any imaginary part??May b i
am not understanding
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 11:22 AM, jason sam wrote:
> Hi Tom,
> As hilbert transform is a high-pass filter which only allows the
> positive frequency components.And we know that only a complex signal
> can have a single sided spectrum,not a real signal.So, i am still
> confused that why the signal
Hello,
I'm using the gr::analog::pll_carriertracking_cc() block to track a very
stable signal of which I don't know the exact frequency and of which I
want to detect (small!) phase oscillations.
In my tests I discovered that the tracked signal has a residual phase
modulation that I would not expe
Hello all,
Logistical:
- Pencils down is upon us so the rest of the week will be spent on getting
all my documentation in order. This includes cleaning the code on github,
keystone2 wiki page
http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/Keystone2
runtime wiki page http://gnuradio.org/redmine
< https://github.com/jmcorgan/gnuradio/tree/fix-parallel-build >
The goal of this branch is to fix the parallel build issue that's been plaguing
GNU Radio's CMake build system pretty much since day 1. The shortest
explanation of this fix is that CMake has a bug in it when handling multiple
gen
Greetings Marcus,
Thank you for your prompt response and assistance!
Once I knew that it was looking for a software module I realized I
probably specified the wrong location for the fcdproplus module
installation. The instructions on GitHub state to specify the path
"". I initially
