Maria,
You can't readily do it that way. The demodulator works at baseband, opening it up to that extent, unless you have a very wideband signal, wouldn't work. My solution is to use the frequency translating FIR filter block to shift your received frequency to baseband. I am doing this at VHF where I only need to cope with +-3kHz. You can get Doppler information from a prediction program. I use predict which has a server mode and can be communicated with using UDP. I wrote a block as I had other things to do, but if you just want Doppler I think you can do it relatively easily with UDP, or by running another process to call the gnuradio script via XMLRPC. Mike Maria Hg (vnisnvoeoi <https://www.ruby-forum.com/user/show/vnisnvoeoi> ) on 2014-11-29 18:44 Hello, I'm using GNU Radio companion to try to receive a satellite signal in S band. As I have read with a doppler shift will be around ~60kHz. This will affect both the carrier frequency as well as the baseband signal. I'm trying to set the parameters of the PSK demod (Frequency BW, time BW, phase BW) to correct the doppler. Right know they are set to 62.8m. I have been trying to find information about how to configurate this parameters but I can't find information anywhere. Thank you
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