Wade,
Thank you for this, I took a look at repeat_fpga_build.py and I think that
will be very helpful. I am going to add some modifications that log the
types of failures I get and the amount.
I have the issue with two different builds, both with two custom RFNoC
blocks and HLS modules for my log
Hello everyone,
As part of a research project, I'm looking to implement an OFDM receiver
on the FPGA of a USRPx310 (and more specifically, the synchronisation
stage). According to my research, some RFNoC blocks with this function
already perform this function. Where can I find them?
If you a
Hi Quentin,
I don't know what OFDM blocks are available. But, regarding your questions
about getting started with RFNoC, you will want to use the RFNoC
Specification document along with reviewing the XML blocks that Ettus
developed for the various included blocks such as FFT, FIR, SplitStream,
etc.
On 2025-03-06 15:19 +0100, Quentin Prieels wrote:
Hello Quentin,
On 2025-03-06 15:19 +0100, Quentin Prieels wrote:
> As part of a research project, I'm looking to implement an OFDM receiver on
> the FPGA of a USRPx310 (and more specifically, the synchronisation stage).
> According to my research,
Hello Cédric, Hello everyone
Thanks for your replies. I will try to use or be inspired by those blocks.
I have a slightly more specific question on this subject. Do you know
how to integrate the codes in the fpga/usrp3/lib/blocks/rnfoc folder
into a new OOT block/module? Do you instantiate th
Hi David,
I'm surprised that you're seeing it that frequently. The Ettus continuous
integration tests build FPGAs regularly and from what I understand this
issue is pretty rare there. This makes me wonder if there's something about
the images you're building that causes this to reproduce more freq
Hello Martin,
Thanks for your reply and apologies for my late reply.
I now have the MPM daemon & MPC server up & running by executing the file
‘uhd/mpm/python/usrp_hwd.py’.
There were a few issues, one of which was successfully building & installing
the mprpc python module.
I “WOULD” like to s
