Hi vincenzo,
No need to be confused , lets put it together again:
1) The USB benchmark software can be found in the
gnuradio/gnuradio-examples/python/usrp/benchmark_usb.py
2) What do you mean by another disk? are both gnuradrio installation work from
the same operating system ? or each drive
I'm recording and replaying interleaved shorts @ 8Msps.. how is the
benchmarking software called? I also have noticed a diffference between my
main, old gnuradio installation and a fresh one just done from trunk on
another disk... the fisrt is all right with transmissions up to 4 MHz the
second
I've just checked, at 4 MHz I can not only tune the central station of
my fm band, really I can perfectly tune all them, all the stations in
the snaphotted band, even at he extremes, the CIC roll off reall gives
me no problem at this stage..
with 8 MHz all this good stuff is simply ..gone
Vincenzo Pellegrini wrote:
I've just checked, at 4 MHz I can not only tune the central station of
my fm band, really I can perfectly tune all them, all the stations in
the snaphotted band, even at he extremes, the CIC roll off reall gives
me no problem at this stage..
with 8 MHz all this
really I was expecting them but I cannot see them,
they should be in the terminal right?
like uO when receiving and uU when transming right?
I cannot see these ones
thanks
On Wed, 2007-09-05 at 16:35 -0700, Matt Ettus wrote:
Vincenzo Pellegrini wrote:
I've just checked, at 4 MHz I can not
Vincenzo Pellegrini wrote:
Matt,
...but please say it loud, say it clear: vincenzo, you've made very big
mistakes, because the USRP really can transmit an 8MHz wide signal
without distorting it significantly, I've tested it...
I really don't know what you're looking for here. There are a
Matt,
Tonight
I have been recording slices of commercial FM spectrum, all centered
right where a good station transmits,
the first slice was 300Khz wide,
the second was 2MHz
the third was 4MHz
then I sent all these signals to my Hifi FM receiver via the basicTX...
all went fine and I could
Hi Vincenzo,
1) What is your recording system (PC specifications)?.
2) How fast your hard drive can read/write data? because working with 8MHz
means that your hard drive must be able to sustain writing 32MByte/sec?
3) Do you use ext2 or ext3 ? Ext2 is very efficient in writing.
4) Are you
