Hi,
Alright! I was thinking of using square wave and a multiplier but the duty
cycle is 50%, I don't know how to change it.
If I am sending a sine wave using signal source connected to the sink, how can
I send in zero's after 2s for example? Is there any time control or variable I
can use?
On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 08:13:13AM +, Yeo Jin Kuang Alvin (IA) wrote:
> I would like to transmit for an amount of samples/seconds, and stop
> transmitting for another few seconds and then transmit again. Example,
> transmit 2s, stop for 3s and then transmit for 2s and rinse and repeat.
You
Hi all,
this Thursday, we're doing our monthly project call. The call is an
update of current activities, and it's open to everyone.
You can either join us on Google Hangouts (go to the #gnuradio channel
in Slack or Freenode, where we'll be posting the link to join), or
simply watch the
On 05/14/2018 07:57 AM, Laura Huddleston wrote:
> So just to clarify, I would need to program the FPGA explicitly if I
> want to achieve a sample rate of higher than 8MS/s?
To clarify, you don't have to program the FPGA to *set* the high clock
rates, but to make any use of them you have to.
-- M
On 05/14/2018 08:51 PM, Yeo Jin Kuang Alvin (IA) wrote:
Hi all,
Does this apply to the B210 too?
That is correct, handling data at a rate much higher than 8 MS/s will
require moving DSP into the FPGA. UHD comes with a variety of example
RFNoC blocks. The fosphor block for instance produces
Hi all,
Does this apply to the B210 too?
That is correct, handling data at a rate much higher than 8 MS/s will require
moving DSP into the FPGA. UHD comes with a variety of example RFNoC blocks. The
fosphor block for instance produces a real time spectrum analyzer plot of the
full 61.44 MS/s
Hello Laura,
That is correct, handling data at a rate much higher than 8 MS/s will
require moving DSP into the FPGA. UHD comes with a variety of example RFNoC
blocks. The fosphor block for instance produces a real time spectrum
analyzer plot of the full 61.44 MS/s of the E310.
Regards,
Derek
On
So just to clarify, I would need to program the FPGA explicitly if I want to
achieve a sample rate of higher than 8MS/s?
~
Laura Huddleston
From: Derek Kozel
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2018 1:53 PM
To: Laura Huddleston
Cc:
This question is not related to GNU Radio at all.
You should post this question on the openbts-discuss mailing list (
https://sourceforge.net/projects/openbts/lists/openbts-discuss).
Take a look at OpenBTS-UMTS (https://github.com/RangeNetworks/OpenBTS-UMTS)
as a starting point.
It's a partial
Sorry, I just noticed that gimp has a similar problem with tooltips. I
guess you were right and it's a KDE issue. Not sure about the missing icon
though.
On 14 May 2018 at 13:54, Murray Thomson wrote:
> Thanks Marcus,
>
> I thought to blame Kubuntu too but the rest
Thanks Marcus,
I thought to blame Kubuntu too but the rest of applications like Firefox,
Dolphin, Kate, Eclipse... have a black background for their tooltips and
changing the KDE desktop theme or look and feel didn't make any difference.
The icon missing has the tooltip
"Toggle visibility of
Hi Murray,
> background color … transparent
I wasn't aware of that, but I'd call it a bug in Kubuntu (or, the way
Kubuntu configures their KDE to configure GTK to show tooltips).
What do you mean with "toggle visibility button"?
Cheers,
Marcus
On Mon, 2018-05-14 at 12:56 +0100, Murray
Hi,
I've installed grc companion (3.7.12.0 from pybombs) in Kubuntu 18.04 and
the background color of the tooltips is transparent, which makes it
difficult to read. I addition to this, the toggle visibility icon is not
found. Could anyone point me in the right direction to edit this please?
Hello Fahad,
Please keep the GNU Radio mailing list included. I am often not able to
help on projects and the mailing list has many people on it who might be
able to answer specific questions. Here's a wiki page which has some advice
to help you ask the best questions and get useful responses.
Hello Fahad,
That sounds like a great starting place for learning about digital
communications and SDR. It is a very broad project description though so it
is hard to give specific advice.
If you have not done the GNU Radio Tutorials, that's a great place to
start. Also Great Scott Gadget's SDR
Hello Ali,
To extend what Marcus has said, here is a link to the UHD manual page about
sample rates.
http://files.ettus.com/manual/page_general.html#general_sampleratenotes
Regards,
Derek
On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 8:54 AM, Müller, Marcus (CEL)
wrote:
> Hi Ali,
>
> just like the
Hi,
I would like to transmit for an amount of samples/seconds, and stop
transmitting for another few seconds and then transmit again. Example, transmit
2s, stop for 3s and then transmit for 2s and rinse and repeat.
How am I able to achieve this in GRC? Are there any examples? I've heard of
Hi Ali,
just like the console will tell you, 25 kS/s is simply impossible with
an X310; instead, the minimum possible rate was used.
You should probably just configure your X310 to get you e.g. 500 kS/s,
and then resample in digital domain. If you're hesitant to design your
own decimating
Hi to all,
I am using GNURadio to control an X310. I want to get IQ samples for only
25 kHz bandwidth.
When I wrote 25 kHz to the bandwidth line in UHD-Source block in GNURadio,
I still see the signals at 50 kHz or 75 kHz away from the center. My
sampling rate is 195312 Hz. When checked in
Hi,
I’ve attached the GRC file. I am using USRP B210, I connected the RF cable from
tx to a 30 dB attenuator back to the rx and then another RF cable from another
tx to the Spectrum Analyzer. I am using GNU Radio Companion 3.7.9 .
Thank you in advanced!
From: Brent Stapleton
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