For posterity here is a solution I arrived at.
I was ignoring the md.start_of_burst and md.end_of_burst fields. In order to
send many contiguous transmit requests without receiving erroneous late errors,
send the first transmit request in a chain with md.has_time_spec true,
md.start_of_burst
Hello,
I've been having an issue with the USRP where I've found if I have a continuous
waveform segmented over multiple packets, it is difficult to transmit it on the
USRP. The scenario is as follows:
I am using a USRP x310 with UHD version:
[INFO] [UHD] linux; GNU C++ version 4.8.5 201506
Hello,
I have an application that schedules transmissions/receives on a short time
scale (order of tens of microseconds). I'm attempting to gauge the feasibility
of using a x310 with UBX-160 daughterboards and 10Gb ethernet for the
application.
I wrote a quick test to see approximately how l
Hello,
I'm using an X310 with a number of scheduled receives. I suspect there is a
FIFO on the USRP that holds the stream_cmd_t until it is time to collect the
requested samples. I have not been able to find documentation about the size of
this FIFO. Could anybody point me in the proper direct
