Hi all, I'm working on a system that has hardware defining an input rate and hardware defining an output rate. This is a data based system, so I can't afford to lose any bits, which implies sample rate changes have to be exact.
For example, if data is being input at 2.4 ksps and the USRP outputs data at 468.168 ksps, unless my intermediate sample rate changes produce a perfect mapping between the two rates, I can expect a buffer under or overflow eventually, which would produce problems. One solution to this problem, would be to use an arbitrary resampler before the USRP, that consists of a PLL dynamically changing the sample rate of the arbitrary resampler based on how full it's output buffer is. If the buffer is above half full, decrease your sample rate, if the buffer is below half full, increase your sample rate. Now the question. I assume I'm not the first person that has needed to do something like this, is there a built in mechanism to handle this problem already or do I have to create the feedback loop structure myself? I'd rather not re-invent the wheel. v/r, Rich
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