Dear Dexter,
you can of course implement your own gain_impl for GR integration, but
why would you do that if there is a generic implementation provided by
GR that get's the job done?
Have a look at my original reply on the mailing list again (cited
below): There I described how I instantiate
alue(constintgain){
//The gain block fromthe tutorial only supports integer gain values
regs().poke32(REG_GAIN, (uint32_t)gain);
}
intget_gain_value(){
returnregs().peek32(REG_GAIN);
}
Regards
Philipp
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Philipp Niedermayer
p.niederma...@gsi.de
GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung G
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*From:* Rob Kossler [mailto:rkoss...@nd.edu]
*Date:* Tuesday, October 17, 2023 at 18:36 UTC+2
*Subject:* [USRP-users] Re: RFNoC Loopback with stream from host
On Tue, Oct 17, 2023 at 9:20 AM Philipp Niedermayer
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Dear Marcus and Rob,
The multi_usrp UHD "sink" in Gnu Radio has a "start time" parameter.
But I'm not sure how this works when you're using RFNoC from within
Gnu Radio.
@Marcus: I think for RFNoC it is the RX-Streamer that issues the start
command. The C++ implementation [1] has a method to
y" block arg, and according to
[4] that should drop packages, but the Radio seams to not know such
a property?
We would be happy for any suggestion on the matter (please keep
r.si...@gsi.de in CC)
Kind regards
Philipp Niedermayer
[1]
https://git.gsi.de/p.niedermayer/ex
Dear all,
we are working on a custom OOT RFNoC Block implementation [1] on a USRP
X310 and are facing data throughput bottlenecks.
The DSP is controlled via GNU Radio / UHD like this:
Signal Source -> RFNoC TX Streamer -> custom OOT block -> RFNoC RX
Streamer -> QT GUI Time Sink
When runnin
