On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 11:52 AM, Rachel Li <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi All: > > I have a very general question, does anyone know how many tunable > parameters (approximately) are there in GNU radio (e.g. USRP1)? > > Suppose two radios need to get/set each other's parameters, in the > conventional approach, they need a fixed protocol, the number of tunable > parameters will effect the design of the protocol. I am using a different > approach in which the radios use a common language to "talk" to each other, > therefore, they can use this language to exchange singling messages and > doesn't need a fixed protocol. > > If anyone knows the answer of my question, it would be very helpful for the > evaluation of my approach! > > Thanks very much! > > Rachel > Difficult question, Rachel, because it depends greatly on the application you create. If you are just talking about what parameters the USRP has, that's a more constrained set of parameters. There, you basically have frequency, gain, and sample rate. You could create a flow graph that does more, though, such as modulation, equalizer, filtering, or anything else you can put together using current (or future) GNU Radio components. Tom
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