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Re: Spectrum Sensing and timer block


From: Chris Kuethe
Subject: Re: Spectrum Sensing and timer block
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2020 18:45:06 -0700

You can use a signal generator to generate a ramp that goes from start frequency to end frequency, and a function probe to sample the value of that ramp periodically to then retune the radios. Somewhere I have a grc file that does that. Basically a VCO.

On Thu, Oct 15, 2020 at 10:56 AM Steven Sharp <stevensharp6@gmail.com> wrote:
This answer may not help but I will offer it up. You can sleep (pause) the flow graph python script, change parameters such as frequency then run the flow graph again. Note, in my set up  I dumped the first few samples after the change to clear the old data. 

If someone else has a solution go with that. 

Good luck

On Wed, Oct 14, 2020, 7:02 AM Songyi Cao <2053234590@qq.com> wrote:
Kindly help out,is there any timer in GNU Radio? 
I have six B205mini, I want to use all of them to achieve spectrum sensing periodically,for example,the first usrp is used for sensing 1G-2G frequency band,the second usrp is used for sensing 2G-3G frequency band….…my task is to sense 1G-6G at the same time. But because of the limitation of hardware,for every single usrp,it only can sense 56M bandwidth at most for every moment,so I have to use a timer to control the usrp ,this moment it should sense 1G-1.056G ,and next moment,it will move to 1.056G-1.112G,but I didn't find a relevant block in GNU Radio. 






Best Wishes !
Songyi. Cao


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