On 29/07/2024 09:03, sebastian.schroe...@hhi.fraunhofer.de wrote:
Hey Marcus,
In the last months I tried to develop a simple testbench at high
bandwidths with GNU Radio and the X410 for my bachelor thesis.
You are right, the problem is twofold, first the source has to keep up
with the requi
Hey Marcus,
In the last months I tried to develop a simple testbench at high bandwidths
with GNU Radio and the X410 for my bachelor thesis.
You are right, the problem is twofold, first the source has to keep up with the
requirements of the source, and second the USRP sink has to work at the
t
Hi Sebastian!
I'm not saying GNU Radio isn't at fault here, but do note that it usually does scale
relatively well; but yeah, 200 MS/s is not very little. Also note that Ali didn't go into
what he actually did to produce that signal – a file source, for example, would commonly
*not* be able to
Hello!
I tried everything with the recommended settings and I also only got 61.44 MS/s
with GNU Radio and the X410. It looks like the limiting factor here is GNU
Radio. I think it might be because of the scheduler and the one thread per
block policy of GR.
The first thing you should do is che
