Well it depends, on the problem.
If you have a radio that is transmitting in the same channel as another
radio, then you can directly feed one to the noise channel and receive the
other at the antenna.
I know in radio astronomy people have been using this technique to cancel
interference from the
Hello,
I am currently testing two USRP radios with 3 WBX transcievers.
When I test the receive path, I would use gnuradio companion and go from
USRP source to FFT plot.
However, I see that at every center frequency of the FFT window there is a
signal even though I am not inputting anything.
The
Thanks.
Yes, my block has internal data-feedback [using signal processing block
output to calculate new FIR filter coefficients, a trait common in adaptive
filters]. It runs with 1 FIR Filter pretty quickly with 1 core no problem,
but once I start pushing it to 5 and up, my computer can't keep up
I have one already, but you can't receive anything above - 10 dBm. Plus I'd
like to gain FPGA programming experience.
- Jan
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 10:33 AM, Euripedes Rocha Filho <
rocha.euripe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Why not just buy a USRP + WBX?
>
> 2011/1/13 sirjanselot
>
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>> Hello,
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