just using my vector sources and sinks for initial
testing to get an idea, I plan to shift to a file source.
UB
OK, so heres an idea. Rather than having people here debugging your
code, why don't you try a very simple experiment.
On the TX side, construct a simple flow-graph that emits
Here is my code for transmitting data from a file:
from gnuradio import gr
from gnuradio import uhd
symbolrate=0.5*10**5
samplerate=20*symbolrate # 1M
fg=gr.top_block()
src=gr.file_source(gr.sizeof_gr_complex*1,'data.txt',False)
snk=uhd.usrp_sink('serial=1R24X9U1',uhd.io_type.COMPLEX_FLOAT32,1)
I get all the samples, I run the rx.py file
for many symbols (as compared to the number of symbols being sent).
Yes, right now, I am just using my vector sources and sinks for initial
testing to get an idea, I plan to shift to a file source.
UB
Marcus D. Leech wrote:
Could you describe
... (doesn't make sense, i
think to have such a functionality, so maybe this is not the case).
Please help me find out the issue, as I keep getting the same samples
printed on my matplotlib graph even after tx has been executed
UB
Marcus D. Leech wrote:
OK, so heres an idea. Rather than having
... (doesn't make sense, i
think to have such a functionality, so maybe this is not the case).
Please help me find out the issue, as I keep getting the same samples
printed on my matplotlib graph even after tx has been executed
UB
Marcus D. Leech wrote:
OK, so heres an idea. Rather than having
