Dear all,
Announcing the fifteenth Cyberspectrum meetup tomorrow, which will be held
in the South Bay!
Come along at 6:30pm for a 7pm sharp kickoff, and for those unable to
attend please join the live stream like last time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8CYptnVv3Y
There's also IRC:
On 18/04/16 23:11, Daniel Pocock wrote:
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> On 18/04/16 22:32, Ron Economos wrote:
>> There's a high pass filter on the output that is designed to pass
>> frequencies above 150 MHz. If the LO is only 40 MHz, the high pass
>> filter will greatly attenuate the entire HF band.
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> That had
As Tom said, it's almost certain that you shouldn't be calling a block's
work() or general_work() manually – that's a severe breach of
"contract", because you didn't call check_topology, start, forecast etc
before, and unless you know very well what you're doing, you can't be
sure none of this is
Hi Monika,
that is a very ubiquitous chipset, and it works well – if I remember
correctly, it can't do interrupt coalescing, though, so your CPU might
take quite a hit at high rates. Still, you should see Overflows before
your system drops packets.
Have you tried to enlarge the RX buffers as
On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 10:43 PM, Ekko wrote:
> hi Tom
> i read the examples in gr-audio/examples/c++, and the examples in
> gr-uhd/examples/c++;
> these two examples is all use the block in gnuradio,just like the audio
> sink,uhd sink.
> and i want to multiple the
Hello all,
I am working on OFDM in Wimax and is trying to change the modulation scheme
in oFDM mod automatically.
I am able to do it manually using a selector block but not automatically.
I tried using WX GUI Slider but that was not working.
Any Suggestions?
Thankyou
Ankit