> Thank you Jason. I will attempt the "good practice"-way first then :)
Not to discourage you from doing things the hard way, but it's really
only necessary if this project is an implementation type of thing. If
all you need is some experimental data for a class project or paper,
then the fast wa
Jason Uher wrote:
'good practices' option: Look at the benchmark_*x.py examples,
Thank you Jason. I will attempt the "good practice"-way first then :-)
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>>Is there an easy way to get a vector source to pass on the same signal
>>over and over again, but with a fixed delay between each transmission?
'good practices' option: Look at the benchmark_*x.py examples, if you
drill down into the packet manager you will find an example of a
source block that
Dimitris Symeonidis wrote:
Maybe use gr.valve?
Thank you. But still the vector source would need to be "rewinded" every
time, and the delay would have to some how control it all.
Do you have any more ideas or details?
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Maybe use gr.valve?
Dimitris Symeonidis
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On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 10:40, Einar Thorsrud wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there an easy way to get a vector source to pass on the same signal
> over a
Hi all,
Is there an easy way to get a vector source to pass on the same signal
over and over again, but with a fixed delay between each transmission?
The goal is to simulate the transmission of fixed size packets with a
fixed delay between each.
- Einar
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