Take a look at gr-eventstream and gr-*burst.
On 03/28/2018 04:14 AM, samuel verdon wrote:
Hello everyone,
Builind a FSK tansiever, I would like to send burst data. All the fec
and data maniupation are made with custom block working with message.
After formating everything, I convert my
Hello everyone,
Builind a FSK tansiever, I would like to send burst data. All the fec and data
maniupation are made with custom block working with message.
After formating everything, I convert my data to Stream with « PDU to tagged
Stream » block and send it to «GFSK mod » block.
This last
Have a look at this burst fsk modem too
https://oshearesearch.com/index.php/2015/05/31/building-a-burst-fsk-modem-in-gnu-radio-with-message-lambda-blocks-and-eventstream/
On 28 March 2018 at 10:57, Jeff Long wrote:
> Take a look at gr-eventstream and gr-*burst.
>
>
> On
Thank you for the answer.
I forgot to say that my graph is connected to hardware (bladerf or limesdr) via
osmocom block. This one give me the error that there is not enough data.
Is it possible to do with hardware attached to gnuradio? All examples are
without hardware and don’t have the clock
Hi Alex - If you want to share your GRC file with me (privately) and/or
the list, we'll see what we can figure out. Guessing it's an OFDM sync
issue, since GR's OFDM implementation is for async messages, and those
are on a message by message basis. - MLD
On Tue, Mar 27, 2018, at 8:50 PM, Roberts,
Hi Samuel,
On Wed, 2018-03-28 at 14:54 +0200, samuel verdon wrote:
> I forgot to say that my graph is connected to hardware (bladerf or limesdr)
> via osmocom block. This one give me the error that there is not enough data.
Jeff's mail recommending gr-eventstream was on-spot.
Best regards,
Dear Bakshi,
On Tue, 2018-03-27 at 18:00 +, Bakshi, Arjun wrote:
>
> After writing a cpp block for detecting the trigger and piping some samples,
> the cpu utilization jumped up to +90% on all cores, and I can now support
> 6.25MSps x 3 streams.
This nicely demonstrates that CPU
Regarding your flow graphs:
energy_det:
###
Moving average
==
Your Decimating FIR is really just a moving average. Try that block; it
uses far less operations per sample.
Delay-Divide
This is a very nonlinear operation:
>Divide
so, 60 steps in 3 Minutes… sounds absolutely doable with the Ettus B200
(you asked about UHD drivers, so I presume you mean USRPs – the RTL
dongle has nothing to do with UHD) and the usrp_spectrum_sense.py
script that comes with GNU Radio. Even if I do not endorse the
architecture of that script,
Speaking of gr-eventstream, Marcus: is there any intent to pull that or
something like it into core in this new Gnuradio world?
On Wed, Mar 28, 2018 at 3:22 PM Müller, Marcus (CEL)
wrote:
> Hi Samuel,
> On Wed, 2018-03-28 at 14:54 +0200, samuel verdon wrote:
> > I forgot to say
Thanks Marcus, indeed I'm using B200's for this project. X300's are
slightly over my budget unfortunately... but I'm also interested in doing
the same with RTL dongles.
You mention 450ms for tuning a B200 - that seems rather longish?
Cheers
- Balt
On 29 March 2018 at 06:04, Müller, Marcus (CEL)
The two feeds linked at https://gnuradio.org/rss-feed/ both return a HTTP
403 error. I think this has been going on for some time.
(I couldn't find an address more suitable for reporting problems with the
gnuradio.org web site; sorry to bother everyone else.)
Hello Michael! Thanks for your reply. Yes, indeed: I would have to
"distclean" the build directory. But then, using cmake to re-build is kind
of drifting away from the original pybombs problem. It is more or less
reverting back to what I call "the good old way" (i.e. ./configure && make
&& make
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for looking into the block. You're right that it's a block from trial
and error, and the moving average block is what I wanted.
I don't think that I'll observe a long fade effect in my setup (indoor +
<10MSps sampling rate + mostly line of sight. Most multi-path components
Hi all!
The application period is over and we are now reviewing the proposals. And
already a big thank you to all students who have submitted an application!
The acceptance notifications will go out on April 23. We're really
looking forward to working with you!
Cheers,
Felix
15 matches
Mail list logo