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[Discuss-gnuradio] FSK - newbie questions


From: Fergus Noble
Subject: [Discuss-gnuradio] FSK - newbie questions
Date: Sun, 02 Dec 2007 17:14:44 +0000
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Hi,

I'm currently working on implementing a 2-level FSK receiver with gnu radio and have got a simple demo running which uses bandpass filters to isolate the mark and space freqs
and finds the difference in their amplitudes.

The input to the system is currently from the sound card, from an normal SSB radio reciever but we were planning to switch over to USRP style hardware in the future but I was just trying
to get gnu radio working with out current hardware to smooth the transition.

Ideally I would like the software to work with the new hardware with little modification, so although my input now is just a float stream, I think I should be working with quadrature signals from the start. In which case passing the sound card input through a Hilbert filter will give me a quadrature signal,
is this correct? Also do you think this is the way to go about it?

Also I have noticed in some of the MSK examples use the quadrature demodulator block, is this applicable to non-continuous phase FSK and if so is it more robust than the filter method?

Also, the next problem is bit recovery, I don't really understand the correlator block, could anyone point me towards some documentation that would be grand. Am I supposed to be using this or the
clock recovery block?

Sorry for the naivety of these questions, only just starting up the long comms learning curve.

Many Thanks,
Fergus Noble



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