Low information press release here:
http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=191801309&printable=true
They have 40 student teams registered for this. It seems that Mathworks
is kicking in a fair amount of money for this.
Dave
www.keystoneradio.com
cognitiveradio.blogspot
Brian:
If you are still on the list, could you email me. I've got a question
about a Maxim Part.
Thanks
Dave
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Don Ward wrote:
> I think I understand this now: With a Windows (native) port of svn, I
> should expect to see "^M" at the end of every line of every file when
> working with MSYS tools. Which means that autoconf can't create a
> working ./configure. (Which means I'm stuck.)
I've only used sub
Bob Vincent wrote:
Question on the patch. I got a couple, but couldn't figure out how to
attach the copper coax tube to the pads. Is there some special trick,
or do I just cut down the outside connector?
Have you looked at the datasheet from my web site? It has some basic
directions.
Matt
I think you want a male-male barrel connector, right? You
can also use a male-male pigtail if you want a little flexibility.
Question on the patch. I got a couple, but couldn't figure out how to
attach the copper coax tube to the pads. Is there some special trick, or
do I just cut down the outsi
My Professor actually uncovered some antennae here - they look like they're SMA-Female connection. Is it possible just to apply female/male converters?On 8/8/06,
Bob Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
These look pretty good.
http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/24ghz_802.11_rubber_duck_antenna_7dbi
These look pretty good.
http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/24ghz_802.11_rubber_duck_antenna_7dbi_sm.php
I just bought some, and I'll be glad to tell you how they worked out when
I try them. I've had good luck with Hyperlink before.
At 04:15 PM 8/8/2006, Michael Ford wrote:
I'm currently using tw
I'm currently using two Quad Patch antennae (http://www.ettus.com/images/PATCH2400.jpg) for my two RFX2400 daughterboards. We're looking into getting more USRP sets, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any omnidirectional antennas I could use with the RFX2400.
-Michael Ford-
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Hi Johnathan,
I think I understand this now: With a Windows (native) port of svn, I
should expect to see "^M" at the end of every line of every file when
working with MSYS tools. Which means that autoconf can't create a working
./configure. (Which means I'm stuck.)
I have not been able to
Don Ward wrote:
> so now the problem occurs among the entries for gr-trellis. But when I
> run ./configure I get a different (earlier?) error:
This all has to do with how svn handles line ending translation.
A developer can add a property to a file which says to convert the line
endings to what
Johnathan Corgan wrote:
> Don, can you test something? Delete config/grc_trellis.m4, then run svn
> update. If that works for you, then I'll explain why :-)
Also, are you using the Win32 native svn binary or are you using svn
compiled under cygwin/mingw32?
-Johnathan
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Don Ward wrote:
> Can autoconf be fixed to ingore the extra ^M characters? Should svn
> recongize addition or removal of ^M characters as a change to a file?
> In any case, we need to fix configure.ac, and recognize that (at least
> in this case) saving files with ^M at the end of every line can
When I try to build with rev. 3220 on Windows with MinGW/msys, ./configure
fails with
configure: creating ./config.status
./config.status: line 529: syntax error near unexpected token `\"'
./config.status: line 529: ` "\" ) CONFIG_FILES="$CONFIG_FILES \" ;;'
This can be traced to the following
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