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Hi
I have a question regarding the use of the GFSK modulator block. I have a simple schematic: a random repeating (Byte) source is connected to a GFSK mod block (Samples/Symbol: 8, Sensitivity: 707m, BT: 500m), which is connected to a throttle block (sample rate
444.444k), which is connected to an FFT Sink. I expected the resulting frequency spectrum to contain two peaks, at respectively -50 and 50 kHz (444444 / (2*pi) * 0.707), however, I only have one peak at -50 kHz, and I can't figure out the reason behind this.
I'm most likely completely misunderstanding the way the GFSK mod block works. Could anybody please explain this to me?
Thanks in advance,
Stijn
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