Mark, I concur with the “modulation” approach. In this case the waveform is
not pre-computed, so this will need to be done with an OOT RFNoc block.
thanks, rb
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On 06/29/2021 11:09 AM, rbl...@swri.org wrote:
X310.
Doesn’t a time command only set the transmit /streaming time for a
single time event (as opposed to an infinite series)?
If so, then how would you stuff a *very* fast series of commands in to
the command queue?
The command queue is onl
X310.
Doesn’t a time command only set the transmit /streaming time for a single time
event (as opposed to an infinite series)?
If so, then how would you stuff a \*very\* fast series of commands in to the
command queue?
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You can use timed commands to start and stop streaming at specific clock
cycles. It sounds like that's all you'd need to do. Which specific radio
are you using?
--Neel Pandeya
On Tue, 29 Jun 2021 at 09:48, Marcus D. Leech
wrote:
> On 06/29/2021 10:34 AM, rbl...@swri.org wrote:
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> 20 MSamp/
On 06/29/2021 10:34 AM, rbl...@swri.org wrote:
20 MSamp/sec. So if we, say, gate the signal on/off 10 microsec on/10
microsec off, then we’d have 200 samples on, 200 samples off.
thx rb
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On 06/29/2021 10:34 AM, rbl...@swri.org wrote:
20 MSamp/sec. So if we, say, gate the signal on/off 10 microsec on/10
microsec off, then we’d have 200 samples on, 200 samples off.
thx rb
Right so you could do that in software by multiplying the actual signal
by a 0/1 pattern that is as man
20 MSamp/sec. So if we, say, gate the signal on/off 10 microsec on/10 microsec
off, then we’d have 200 samples on, 200 samples off.
thx rb
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What bandwidth/sample rate?
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> On Jun 28, 2021, at 6:27 PM, rbl...@swri.org wrote:
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>
> More like sending radar pulses, than OOK. And working through the host
> software interface will be too slow for this.
>
> It may indeed require a custom block.
>
>
>
> thanks rb
>
More like sending radar pulses, than OOK. And working through the host
software interface will be too slow for this.
It may indeed require a custom block.
thanks rb
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On 06/28/2021 01:56 PM, rbl...@swri.org wrote:
Hi and thanks. The reference was a good read, but I don’t think it
quite covers my application. It describes how to send commands to the
Radio Block to initiate transmission at a specific precise time. But I
need to repeatedly gate the transmit s
Hi and thanks. The reference was a good read, but I don’t think it quite
covers my application. It describes how to send commands to the Radio Block to
initiate transmission at a specific precise time. But I need to repeatedly
gate the transmit signal on/off very rapidly (microsec), and it
On 06/24/2021 09:01 AM, rbl...@swri.org wrote:
Can someone suggest a straightforward way to turn the radio block
transmit on/off at precise times? (“Off” could just mean changing
transmit output level to “0’, provided it could be done at exact times)
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