On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 10:43 PM, Ekko wrote:
> hi Tom
> i read the examples in gr-audio/examples/c++, and the examples in
> gr-uhd/examples/c++;
> these two examples is all use the block in gnuradio,just like the audio
> sink,uhd sink.
> and i want to multiple the output of the signal source of
Hi Monika,
that is a very ubiquitous chipset, and it works well – if I remember
correctly, it can't do interrupt coalescing, though, so your CPU might
take quite a hit at high rates. Still, you should see Overflows before
your system drops packets.
Have you tried to enlarge the RX buffers as menti
As Tom said, it's almost certain that you shouldn't be calling a block's
work() or general_work() manually – that's a severe breach of
"contract", because you didn't call check_topology, start, forecast etc
before, and unless you know very well what you're doing, you can't be
sure none of this is r
On 18/04/16 23:11, Daniel Pocock wrote:
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> On 18/04/16 22:32, Ron Economos wrote:
>> There's a high pass filter on the output that is designed to pass
>> frequencies above 150 MHz. If the LO is only 40 MHz, the high pass
>> filter will greatly attenuate the entire HF band.
>>
>
> That had o
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