Thank you so much for your response. We have tested the "rfnoc_radio_loopback"
cpp example and it works fine. Just that I am not good with cpp that's why I
wanted to do this with either python or GNU radio. GNU radio also includes an
example of loopback for x300 board. I changed it for n300 boar
Tom,
some pointers:
- I recommend using timed streaming for both Tx and Rx. You will get a more
deterministic time offset.
- I think you're not accounting for phase offsets as well as time offsets.
Your two signals do look similar -- maybe plot the envelope instead of the
real part. Also, you can
Dear USRP Users,
To characterize the radio, we want to start a recording on an external
device (R&S FSW) at the same time as the data from the X440 is played back
from the DRAM using a trigger.
Until now, the data from the DRAM has been played back continuously using
the replay block.
Our goal
Hi there,
I just started using UHD Python API to implement a simple
transmission-reception experiment on an Ettus X310. I have a UBX 160
daughterboard installed on slot B, with its TX (TX/RX port) connected to RX
(RX2 port) directly using a SMA cable and a 30dB attenuator. I plan to transmit
a
Hi
I have a bit of code that finds an OOT module, eg.
auto siggen_blocks = graph->find_blocks___
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Hi Joshua,
you could use systemd timers for this purpose. A good documentation on how to
use them is available here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Systemd/Timers
Kind regards,\
Jörg
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