Shravan,
I copied this to the listserv as I hope others find the discussion useful.
Shravan Rayanchu wrote:
Hi Tom,
I have a few questions regarding the OFDM implementation in gnuradio
(I am a networking guy and I have a little knowledge of DSP, so some
of my questions might be trivial):
1.
Hi All,
First of all my apologies on the quality of the email, this is my first
posting to a mailing list and I've tries to go into as much detail as
possible.
We have had a problem making sense of the output we receive from
usrp_spectrum_sense.py in the python examples.
Lines 226 - 232 tell
Clark Pope wrote:
Anyway, you're saying the way to go is FC6 and not YDL, right? Maybe
Eric can confirm he plans to use FC6?
I've been on the YDL list for a while, since we use them for their Apple
XServe support. (I run FC6 on my G5 Tower desktop, for the reasons
that I'll mention
From: Luke Scharf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Clark Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org
Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] PS3 and gnuradio
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:56:22 -0400
Clark Pope wrote:
Anyway, you're saying the way to go is FC6 and not YDL, right? Maybe
Howdy,
I can pls get some pointers as to where I can start debugging. Is there
something wrong in connecting the file_source to usrp_sink to transmit the
16-bit I and Q data? I am sure to be missing something.
Sorry for resending an email for the same problem but I am stuck at this
point.
I
Luke Scharf wrote:
Clark Pope wrote:
Anyway, you're saying the way to go is FC6 and not YDL, right? Maybe
Eric can confirm he plans to use FC6?
I've been on the YDL list for a while, since we use them for their
Apple XServe support. (I run FC6 on my G5 Tower desktop, for the
reasons that
Hello,
Now, I say this, but frankly, I don't like Fedora. If I could use
Debian/Ubuntu on the PS3, I would, but for the tools support, this is
just the way to go.
Just in case you did not know:
Installing Cell BE SDK V2.0 on a Debian Host
http://blog.perlplexity.org/?p=3
For installing
Hello,
I got the DBSRX board back working but noticed if I run the USRP_FFT program a
20 db above the noise signal appears at 1088 MHz. It is there if the antenna
is disconnected and moves up and down with the gain. It will decrease and go
away as the gain is moved from about 26 down to zero
OK, using OpenEmbedded, I built a file sysem image with GNU Radio
(from svn) for my EFIKA board. usrper can set the led fine :)
Now, I am not a GNU Radio user. I do have these files in /usr/bin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ usrp
usrp_cal_dc_offset usrp_ra_receiver.pyusrper
usrp_flex.py
Meenaktchi,
On 7/8/07, Meenaktchi Venkatachalam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Tarun.
I am still facing problem with printing the payload as a string. It gets
printed as hex thou i use %s or %r. I checked the parameters passed to the
callback function in
Has anyone written a MM clock recovery (like gr_clock_recovery_mm_xx)
in MATLAB?
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Philip Balister wrote:
What would be a good GNU Radio test on a 500 MHz PPC board, with a
USRP, but no display?
To just test that GNU Radio itself is sane, you can run the dial tone
demo in:
gnuradio-examples/python/audio/dial_tone.py
This will send a dial tone to the audio output.
You can
Hi,
I've been running some experiments to quantify the delay involved in
USRP + GNU Radio (ex. round trip time). I downloaded UCLA's 802.15.4
implementation on GNU Radio from the SVN server on acert.ir.bbn.com
However, I got some results which I cannot explain. I hope someone
here can shed some
I'm selling my USRP. See the page below if you are interested.
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That needs a Linux ALSA sink.
Bob
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Johnathan Corgan wrote:
Philip Balister wrote:
What would be a good GNU Radio test on a 500 MHz PPC board, with a
USRP, but no display?
To just test that GNU Radio itself is sane, you can run the dial tone
demo in:
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