Dear GNU Radio Community,
I am working on VOR signal reception using the USRP N210 in GNU Radio
Companion. I am encountering an issue with signal reception after applying
a low pass filter at 200 Hz. The desired 90 Hz, 130 Hz, and 150 Hz signals
are not visible in the frequency spectrum. Instead,
Dear GNU Radio Community,
I hope this message finds you well. Currently, I am engaged in a project
involving amplitude difference(gain difference) of 130 Hz and 150 Hz signal
in frequency spectrum through GNU Radio Companion, utilizing the QT GUI
Frequency Sink block.
I am seeking guidance on a s
Hi Julian,
the audio source is set to a sample rate of 48 kHz. So, you're either already
bandpass-subsampling and forgot to mention, or you can't represent frequencies higher than
24 kHz with your digitizer in this setting. Can't tell you which – your physical setup
isn't part of your flowgrap
Hello Muhammad - As for the editor selection issue, please see this post.
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2024-07/msg4.html
As for the amplitude comparison. I would use the FFT block and then use an
embedded python block to find the difference between the FFT bins in ques
Hello Muhammad - It just dawned on me that you may not know the external
editor 'fix' for windows.
My previous email gave directions for how top find the "config.conf"
file. Once you find this you can edit the line that says: "editor = " to
something like this,
editor = C:\Users\steve\AppDat
