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:
Hey Yao,
super happy to have you!
I think that building software something does not work out as planned is
a very common experience for many software developers :) The cool think
is that you're working with Marc on this!
I really can't wait until we can do fast GNU Radio in the browser, for
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
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
Dear Sir,
Could you please provide me the .grc file of development of GNU Radio
Blocks for Spectrum Sensing Based on the Analysis of the Autocorrelation of
Samples.
I also searched for the different detector blocks like energy detector,
cyclostatiinary etc, but I didn't find any block in gnu rad
Hi Sumit,
no need to be so formal! Also, we're definitely not all "Sirs" on this list, there's quite
a few ladies and others around here, and we're not just one guy. A simple "Hello!"
suffices as greeting :) Welcome here!
Well, spectrum sensing is a big topic, and a lot of it is based on auto
