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- Thu Mar 17, 2016 4:36 am
- Forum: Code Corner
- Topic: SDRPLAY linux commandline tools?
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Re: SDRPLAY linux commandline tools?
Previously I reported that the rawIQ.c code from 0815 worked fine. With further testing it seems I lose a few samples sometimes. This can have a very detrimental effort when calculating the power spectrum of a narrowband signal (such as a beacon), although it depends of the specific parameter values...
- Wed Mar 16, 2016 11:16 am
- Forum: Code Corner
- Topic: SDRPLAY linux commandline tools?
- Replies: 83
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Re: SDRPLAY linux commandline tools?
Hi 0815,
Your updated version of rawIQ.c this seems to work fine on my Ubuntu system for continuous data storage to file! This code doesn't include a parameter allowing the bandwidth to be set, but it looks like that should be easy to include in the mir_sdr_Init routine.
Many thanks, Bill
Your updated version of rawIQ.c this seems to work fine on my Ubuntu system for continuous data storage to file! This code doesn't include a parameter allowing the bandwidth to be set, but it looks like that should be easy to include in the mir_sdr_Init routine.
Many thanks, Bill
- Tue Mar 15, 2016 6:08 am
- Forum: Code Corner
- Topic: SDRPLAY linux commandline tools?
- Replies: 83
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Re: SDRPLAY linux commandline tools?
I'm also keen to get a command line utility for data storage to a binary file. Both RTL dongles and USRPs come with these utility functions. I tried the rawIQ code provided above, with some minimal changes of writing 16 bit data samples to a file. (I don't want to truncate the samples to 8 bits -- t...