demod | Command line utility based on liquid-dsp for realtime SDR | Audio Utils library
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Command line utility based on liquid-dsp for demodulating SDR IQ streams. Firstly it was written in C (last commit to C version), however now it is rewritten in rust.
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QUESTION
I have designed a receiver+FSK demodulator with an osmocom source and it works as it should (sometimes - as I'm finding the results to be somewhat incoherent, but I suspect that might be the transmitter that is at fault). Anyway sometimes the demodulated signal using the quad demod block isn't quite what I expect. With other SDR softwares I can usually change the bandwidth and get more appropriate results. With gnuradio, I find that changing the bandwidth field of the osmocom source block does nothing so I was wondering how does one actually change the bandwidth? And what is that field for if it has no effect? Thank you in advance
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 16:06The bandwidth field of the Osmocom source is used to control an adjustable bandpass filter built into the receiver hardware, when one exists, as opposed to one which is fixed or only adjusts to the requested sample rate.
Probably what you are seeing in other software is the channel filter bandwidth, which is a software filter and usually much narrower than the hardware filter (particularly in SDR receiver software which displays a waterfall simultaneously with demodulation one signal within it).
The purpose of the channel filter is to fit the bandwidth of the signal you want to receive, so that it rejects as much out-of-band noise as possible while not discarding any of the actual signal. If you don't have one, add one. If you do have one, its bandwidth or cutoff frequency is the parameter you're looking to change.
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I'm brand new to DSP and I'm experimenting with GFSK modulation to eventually output the signal using ultrasound. Could someone please explain why this set up doesn't work.
I'm receiving a serialized protocol buffer on the ZMQ Pull source and I'm expecting that if I just modulate then demodulate the signal I will get the same protobuf sent, back in the process that sent it (ZMQ push source sending it back). But that ends up not being the case and the byte pattern received after demodulating is off. Could someone explain why my set up doesn't work, Thank you again.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 20:19You can either use pack
instead of repack
or you can use repack
, but change the endianness from LSB to MSB.
QUESTION
I am fetching images and want to save images into single pdf file.
Below is the code which is creating multiple pdf for multiple images but I want all images should saved into single pdf :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 11:17Try this:
QUESTION
I am trying to interface with an MSI SDR dongle, using an android app
This device is a clone of the SDRPlay SDR device, and is compatible with it's software and drivers
I am trying to interface with this using an OTG cable and android phone
The android drivers for this can be downloaded from here https://www.sdrplay.com/downloads/
It is in the Android tab under the API/HW – V2.11 (15TH NOV 2017) link (https://www.sdrplay.com/anddl.php)
A possible sample code for this driver can be found here: https://www.sdrplay.com/docs/AndroidIntegrationNote.pdf
Before making the full android program it says the library (libmir_sdr_api.a) should be built into an .so library file using ndk-build
I currently have Android's hello-jni sample project from here: https://github.com/android/ndk-samples/tree/android-mk/hello-jni
I have replaced the jni folder using the Android.mk file, libmir_sdr_api.a, mir_sdr.h, initialization-jni.cpp, demod-jni.cpp and demod-jni.h files mentioned in section 3 of the AndroidIntegrationNote.pdf file I linked above
When I execute ndk-build from the hello-jni project folder, I get he following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-04 at 09:25Regarding missing jni/initialisation-jni.cpp
, you probably have the file jni/initiali
zation-jni.cpp
instead.
Also, unfortunately, the document is wrong. You can only use $(call my-dir)
easily at the top of the file. Luckily, Android NDK adds the jni directory to includes path for you. Still, to be on the safe side, better write:
QUESTION
I have found the following code to do an experiment of AM mod and demod. However I cannot run it in on octave as I am stuck on filtered demod as Octave says the format is different... How do I plot these into freq domain?
The code as follows
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 06:00ammod (https://octave.sourceforge.io/communications/function/ammod.html) is in a Octave package "communications" that you may have to install or load. You find the package on https://octave.sourceforge.io/communications/index.html and the instructions to install any package on https://octave.org/doc/interpreter/Installing-and-Removing-Packages.html
QUESTION
I have a simple web service that is trying to open a connection to the database.
I am using jax-ws, Oracle 12c DB, Tomcat 9, Java 8.
Can anyone post the correct way to do this?
So far I've downloaded ojdbc7.jar and ucp.jar into the $TOMCAT_HOME/lib directory.
- What goes in applicationPath/META-INF/web.xml ?
Right now I have the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 20:19Can you take a look at a github example and follow that to build your Tomcat applicaiton?
QUESTION
Good day, so i know you can create a select statement and views easily, and do a
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-02 at 14:16All you seem to want is this months number and name and last months number and name so
QUESTION
I am confused how to use setData, setItemData and setItem method of QStandardItemModel
, these method seem have the same effect, i wonder to know which method should i choose to use will be best?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-11 at 03:53If you want to understand the concepts of a Qt model you should read the following guides:
- Model/View Programming
- Model/View Tutorial
- Why Qt is misusing model/view terminology?
- Documentation of each method: setData(), setItemData() and setItem().
- QStandarItemModel: It is a class that inherits from QAbstractItemModel that allows to store any type of information unlike QAbstractItemModel that only defines the behavior.
Considering that you have read the previous links carefully, we will try to explain the difference between the different methods that you indicate:
setData(): Every Qt model inherits from QAbstractItemModel so this class defines the general behavior, in this case it is defined that the setData() model is responsible for modifying the information of a role associated with a QModelIndex. In other words, it is the generic method that you have to implement if you want to implement an editable model, for example QStringListModel is not an editable model so it does not implement it but in the case of QStandardItemModel it is editable so you can modify the information of the model through of that method.
setItem(): QStandardItem is a concept of QStandardItemModel that is conceptually similar to QModelIndex. This element allows you to easily interact with the QModelIndex. If a QStandardItem is not associated with a model it will only store the information, at the time a model is assigned all information is passed to the model, and the model informs you of any changes that can be made by other methods such as setData. An equivalent to setData of the model is the setData method of QStandardItem but the latter does not need to provide the QModelIndex since that information is internally available or can be obtained when a model is established.
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QUESTION
I made a post query to server and got json. It contains wrong symbol: instead "Correct" I got "\u0421orrect". How can I encode this text?
A parse_json function performs it like "РЎorrect";
I found out that
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-30 at 15:54You mention escaping multiple times, but you want to do the opposite (unescape).
decode_json
/from_json
will correctly return "Сorrect" (Where the "C" is CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER ES).
QUESTION
I have a data structure (Circular Doubly Linked List) of N integers. I have to modify it by minimising some quantity. In some cases of arrangements of numbers, I will have to check whether the quantity is minimised by checking the modified data structure in two or more cases. I would like to know if , my attempt is good enough and if any better algorithm is available for those cases. I am not explicitly stating the problem as I would like to solve it myself but for the sake of debugging, we have to take two adjacent elements of the list which have minimum sum and replace them with the sum. We have to calculate the sum of the sums in each stage. (N to 1)
I have created two functions 2 functions, : mod() and demod(), to modify and demodify the list. In those cases, I will mod() the structure for case 1 and store quantity1, demod() it, then mod() it for case 2, and store quantity2. Then, I will select the mod() for that case which has least quantity. index and temp are two pointers where I have to evaluate the quantities. The edited code is given below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-11 at 11:34So I'm somewhat struggling to follow your question, but mod
is supposed to change the value of index
and remove the next node after index
from the list?
If so then this is bugged
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