Hi,
Matt in a previous thread you were talking about making d/b that let
DC component pass:
If there is enough interest, I might make such a set of boards. If someone
else
is interested in the design, the BasicRX/TX are a great starting point, and I
can offer guidance.
When i'm inspecting
On Thu, 28 Apr 2005, Oskar Lissheim-Boethius wrote:
I run OSX and am still not proficient enough
with Linux to go through all the steps to compile the core-project (well, I
tried at least, and failed miserably).
If some Mac-guys on the list could give a prospect on when I could eventually
find
Also, there is no audio support for OS X yet.
I was under the impression that OS X offered OSS (Open Sound System)
emulation, in which case our gr-audio-oss module would work.
Can someone confirm this?
If not, is there a good reference online about sound programming for OS X?
Matt
Damien B. wrote:
Matt in a previous thread you were talking about making d/b that let
DC component pass:
If there is enough interest, I might make such a set of boards. If someone
else
is interested in the design, the BasicRX/TX are a great starting point, and I
can offer guidance.
I
FWIW the version of jack that runs on OSX appears to have
matured quite a bit. PortAudio also has an OSX version, but
given a choice, I'd bet more on jack.
Matt Ettus wrote:
Also, there is no audio support for OS X yet.
I was under the impression that OS X offered OSS (Open Sound System)
On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 10:42:07AM -0700, Matt Ettus wrote:
Also, there is no audio support for OS X yet.
I was under the impression that OS X offered OSS (Open Sound System)
emulation, in which case our gr-audio-oss module would work.
Can someone confirm this?
If not, is there a
Hi,
I have a simple question on the USRP. When setting fpga digital
down-conversion frequency to zero via set_rx_freq method why do I get
nonzero (and changing) values in the imaginary channel? Seems like
these should all be zero since sin(0)==0 ??
Thanks,
Viktor
On Thursday 28 April 2005 13:48, Matt Ettus wrote:
I have seen very little interest in that.
Count me as interested, and actually wondering why your diff-amp solution
wasn't the default? I wonder what the cost differential between the AD8132
and the transformer used?
Speaking of, what is the
Gang - Yesterday I finally figured out how to create a rudimentary
ofdm signal, and today I slapped a receiver together and was suprised to
see they actually (somewhat) work - at least it's something to work with
and play with parameters and see what happens. Currently using psk31
and gmsk
Hi,
thanks for the solution, maybe i'll try with a different transformer
to shift the cutoff.
When i'm inspecting the my FIR output, it's really difficult to
measure a 30ns (one sample) delay if the signal is not clean.
This is unrelated to the DC component issue.
Blame it on my bad
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