Thanks Marcus.
Time to put this to the test:
https://imgur.com/a/hRsYAFu
I need a way to test that the values I detect in java are the same
values that I get in GR. I tried a Message Debug connected to the
output of "Complex to Mag" but that gave me a red arrow so not
allowed.
Any suggestions?
Hi Al,
On 27.11.23 06:44, Al Grant wrote:
Thanks for the detailed reply Marcus.
you're most welcome!
*M=800*
Where is M=800 in my rational resampler? I see looking at the link to the
picture I posted I had Decimation=100 (is M shorthand for decimation?)
https://imgur.com/a/B2HqCKc shows "R
Hi Al,
you'll laugh, but under the hood, the rational resampler *is* a filter! And the way you
configured it, it has very many taps. So, the correct solution is actually to reduce the taps.
Let me quickly explain:
Here's an example for a complex baseband digital signal; already sampled at a s
I am still trying to learn how GR works.
Coming from Java the idea of being able to do some processing there
interests me.
So I am trying to use a baseband file from SDR++ as a file source, and
process it in such a way that I can get the amplitude in Java. I
presume this would mean reading in the
