Hey Mark,
OK, I get it, you're basically sampling a GPIO pin instead of using the
analog data. And of course, you have to stick to the sampling theorem if
you want to do that, and you're seeing what happens if you violate it.
I'm guessing it's important that you run at a clock that's related to y
Hi,
more info... i see from device tree that usb0 (fe20) is ok and the
other usb (fe30) is disabled. for usb0 i see the following:
/sys/kernel/debug/usb/fe20.usb/mode is device
and
/sys/kernel/debug/usb/fe20.usb/link_state is Disconnected even if the
cable is connected and detect
On 07/11/2024 15:46, Chris Wozny wrote:
Thank you! The sample delay induced by the filter taps makes sense. Is
there a best practice that folks go with to deal with this or is it so
insignificant that people don't care? I was thinking of either
requesting 10 more samples and skipping the first
I had noticed that the first ten samples of my application were always
coming up as zero regardless of whether it was 8-bits on host or 16-bits on
host. I went down the path of trying to reproduce a minimal example to
share with this mailing list, however I then realized that even the example
"rx_t
On 07/11/2024 14:53, Chris Wozny wrote:
I had noticed that the first ten samples of my application were always
coming up as zero regardless of whether it was 8-bits on host or
16-bits on host. I went down the path of trying to reproduce a minimal
example to share with this mailing list, however
Thank you! The sample delay induced by the filter taps makes sense. Is
there a best practice that folks go with to deal with this or is it so
insignificant that people don't care? I was thinking of either requesting
10 more samples and skipping the first 10 when writing to the filesystem /
reading
Hi,
i'm trying to use ps-USB port as a NCM interface to an external and i think
i correctly added the required stuff but i see a major issue that is
present also when not adding the related modifications:
1) issuing lsusb shows nothing
2) regardless of the modifications the host PC shows failure to
Yup, that's some good advice. Here's a B210 with the TX gain set to 60.
The first plot is with the peak IQ levels around +/- 0.62. The second
plot is with the peak IQ levels around +/- 0.83. The LO leakage stays
the same, but you get a few dB more signal.
I have a little utility block that pr
