Has anyone actually used a LimeSDR for Ham RX/Tx yet?
I held-off buying one early due to the absence of even a bread-boarded
proof-of-concept Ham RxTx, or even a VFO or single conversion Rx.
Thanks - DavidC KD4E
The only thing I know of that covers 3.5 MHz up to 2.4 GHz, full duplex,
for a
On 05/18/2017 06:00 PM, Marcus Müller wrote:
Hi Cristian,
hm, the Intel 8 series tends to work well.
What is it that you're doing with these samples in GNU Radio? Just UHD
Source -> Null Sink, right?
Gut feeling: your computer might have adaptive power saving, so that
your CPU is scaled
Hi Cristian,
hm, the Intel 8 series tends to work well.
What is it that you're doing with these samples in GNU Radio? Just UHD
Source -> Null Sink, right?
Gut feeling: your computer might have adaptive power saving, so that
your CPU is scaled down sporadically, and then has a hard time
>
> On 16/05/17 06:49, Neel Pandeya wrote:
>
> Hello Cristian:
>
> If you use Ubuntu 16.04.2, the kernel is 4.8, which should be fine.
>
> First at all, thank you very much for answering.
My kernel version is: 4.8.0-49-generic
Ubuntu Release:16.04.2 LTS
> The specific USB controller is also
Daniel,
Philip Ballister got in touch with me and thought some of the following
material might help you out:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304346578_Open-Source_SDR_on_Embedded_Platforms
Now to address some of your specific requests:
The only thing I know of that covers 3.5 MHz up
Hi all -
Today's project call is pushed to next week due to the busy schedules of
our coredevs today.
We'll have the call at the same time (2 PM EDT) next week, Thursday 25 May.
Cheers,
Ben
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Hi,
this is a rather complex setup. I would not immediately run SSH, but start with
a simple ping (test GNU Radio and the WiFi card as senders). Try to see what
works and what goes wrong, for example, ARP (in both directions) or routing.
IIRC, the script just sets up ARP in one direction (from
Hi Mansour,
> Besides as far as I know form GNURadio documentation, samples/symbol
> is referring to the samples representing a single constellation symbol
> so increasing this parameter is equivalent to interpolating the
> signal. It doesn't have to do anything with the modulation scheme.
>
Thanks a lot Cinaed for the tips, in particular, the symmetry order and CMA
equaliser.
I did what you suggested about sps variable. However, it didn't help.
Besides as far as I know form GNURadio documentation, samples/symbol is
referring to the samples representing a single constellation symbol
Hi Siyu,
what does "signal strength" mean to you? If you mean the "62%" or
whatever network card drivers display, these values are, as far as I can
tell, a combination of bit error rates, detected collisions and missed
packets, as well as occult rituals and random numbers. They basically
mean
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