there's a bit wrong with this:
32kHz is not a valid sampling rate of any USRP that can take basicTX, LFTX or UBX daughterboards, which is what you'd need to produce a baseband signal. Your console window should show a warning saying which sampling rate was actually used. We can deduct which rate was used:
32kHz * 7.8 ~= 250kHz.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 06/25/2015 03:38 PM, Jeon wrote:
I build a flow graph like an image in the following link: http://i.imgur.com/PpXck09.jpg
After then, I connect the USRP and an oscilloscope and see output, which yields: http://i.imgur.com/JEKhnfx.jpg
As you see, both are square waves, but the frequency, the above is 1k and the below is 7.8 kHz.
If I set a frequency of signal source to 2k, the below says 16.6 kHz. (Of course, there are some deviation)
How could I understand this?
If the oscilloscope shows a frequency slower than the GNU radio,
I think that is acceptable since there are latency and processing time and something.
But the output is 7.8 times faster than what I inteded.
The only thing I can guess is... 7.8 is rounded up to 8, and 8 indicates '8' bits.
But it seems a bit unnatural and weird...
Could anyone give me a hint?
If you think it is more appropriate to be posted on USRP-users, I'll post it there later. :)
Regards,Jeon.
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