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Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Re: DReaM and gnuradio
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Eric A. Cottrell |
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Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Re: DReaM and gnuradio |
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Sat, 30 Dec 2006 21:39:22 -0500 |
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Matteo Campanella wrote:
> Search the list on the subject - I did a posting some time ago about
> using DRM decoder with USRP bymeans of tmpfs ram based named pipe for
> interface...
Hello,
I looked it up and tried it with the analog demodulator. The local AM
station came out with half speed audio! I suspect the problem is I am
outputing two shorts to represent a complex waveform. It appears
DReaM's -C parameter does not work with files and it expects just audio
samples. Maybe I will "fix" it. So I am still using my USB audio
approach but your approach seems better in the long run. Not being a
real Unix geek and serving time in Windows Prison means I do not think
of neat things like fifos.
I did some rough measurements and using the USRP with the AOR 5000 IF
Out gains me 8 to 10 db SNR over the "No-Mod" method. It appears I have
to get a 10 db or so amplifier for the IF Output. I have to run with
AGC Off to get a somewhat decent output. I really like GNUradio and the
USRP so far. I needed a 10.7 MHz to 12 KHz converter and I built one in
software with some help.
73 Eric
73 Eric