Tracked down a weird quirk in the rtl-sdr library this evening.
I was having problems with lower frequencies working, but only at
sample-rates >300e3. There's a piece of code that tries to optimize
selection of IF frequency and filters based on sample-rate. For
some sample-rates, a lower
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On Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 2:07 AM Müller, Marcus (CEL) wrote:
> Hi Isuru,
>
> nice hearing from you!
> Although I'd not be your mentor directly, it's exciting to hear
Sure, no problem, use a gr::block. Just call consume() to tell the
scheduler how many items you consumed, and return the number of samples you
produced -- subject to the size of the output buffer. general_work() gets
the size of your input and output buffers from ninput_items and
noutput_items.
Is it possible to write a custom block that only copies items to the output
buffer if they meet a certain criterion? I'm thinking of something like a
"keep m of n" block but where there is no knowledge of the number of items
that will be written to the output buffer when entering the work
Really quickly, I need to get going:
with unpacked-to-packed (or vice versa) you can convert your bit stream
to integers between 0 and 3. Convert to float, subtract 1.5, use with
frequency modulator?
Best regards,
Marcus
On Wed, 2019-03-06 at 18:14 +0300, Batu Kaplan wrote:
> Hello, Marcus.
>
I've had rather longish discussions on how to solve this; essentially:
for something that actually *solves* the issue (instead of postponing
it), as Ian said, you'd need to have clock domain crossing ability.
Assuming you do that in GNU Radio, you'd end up with the problem of
needing to know
Hello all,
My name is Mayank, and I am interested to participate in GSoC'19 as a
student.
I would want to work on the project "Standardized High Throughput FEC
Codes". This project interests me because I have been studying coding
theory for the past two years, and I would love to work on
Hello, Marcus.
First of all, I'm very grateful for your answer. But how I can make a
connection between the bits and the "baseband frequency values" that you
mentioned in the mail?
For example, I have a 000110 bit series for 4FSK. And then, I think I need
to pack into 2 bits like 00-01-10. But
