> The best you can do with USB is 150-200us, if you use really small USB
> transfers (~16bytes), and 250-400 if you use the default block size of 512
> bytes.
I did the following experiment:
I connected a square-wave to one of the J101 pins on the RFX1800 on two
USRPs. Then the two PCs poll
Chukhman, Ilya A. wrote:
Hello,
My USRP2 dies during transmission when using interpolation rates less
than 24. When that happens, the USRP2 does not respond to any commands,
including find_usrps, until it is rebooted. Looking at previous threads
on this list, I noticed that other people expe
You are probably missing a lot of software dependencies for gnuradio.
From this page http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/UbuntuInstall find the
"sudo apt-get -y install " command for 9.04 and run it. All the
software dependencies will be installed.
Then you can ./configure, make, and sudo make i
Hi all
(using Ubuntu 9.04)
I am still having problems trying to get gnu radio and grc to run but I
found what the problem is but can't figured out how to solve it. I tried to
reinstall everything. When I "./configure" , I get the following message at
the end.
-
"The follow
On Sunday 20 September 2009 22:45:08 Newman, Timothy wrote:
> It totally depends on where you implement the latency sensitive components.
> I believe the best USB can do is a minimum of 100us, and that probably
> the theoretical minimum. If you need 80-120 us latency, you will
> definitely nee
It totally depends on where you implement the latency sensitive components. I
believe the best USB can do is a minimum of 100us, and that probably the
theoretical minimum. If you need 80-120 us latency, you will definitely need
to move the latency sensitive components to the FPGA.
Here are a
I tried to use the usrp for implementing rfid protocols, however the USB
latency is causing a bottleneck and I cannot generate and send the reply
packet before the timeout(I need to send the reply within 80-120 us).
upon reading Thomas Schimd's
paper(http://nesl.ee.ucla.edu/document/show/242), i
Hi All,
I am looking for making a SDR. The source is IF at 1.44 MHz & 10 MHz with 50
KHz BW. Can anyone suggest a suitable low cost AD card which can be used to
sub sample the IF and further procees using GNU radio.
Thanx in advance.
-- Praphul
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