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Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] AM demodulation
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Martin Dvh |
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Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] AM demodulation |
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Mon, 27 Dec 2004 02:36:58 +0100 |
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Thanks for all the tips.
I didn't realize that the absolute value function was already there in
gr.complex_to_mag ()
Seems that I was trying the right way.
Data->IQ demodulator->gr_complex_to_mag(==abs(complex value)->low pass...
I did find the example from Chuck Swiger very usefull.
David Carr wrote:
>On a cursory glance though, this stikes me.
>What is your signal source? If its the AM broadcast band the filters
>below might be a bit too wide.
>As a reference the entire (mid) AM broadcast band is about 1.1MHz wide
>and the stations themselves
>are only 10KHz wide.
I know, but narrow filters son't seem to work with my setup.
Anything narrower then a few hundred kHz gives no audio or only a short
1 second burst of audio and then dead silence.
Strangely enough, I found out useing the code of Chuck that adding a
dummy block (adj_in = gr.add_const_ss(0)) makes filters as narrow as 2.5
kHz work in my setup.
I am sending a seperate message to the list about this, I have no clue
what is happening here.
I want to use the am demodulation to receive commercial air traffic
communication ( around 120 MHz, AM modulated, 10 kHz wide channels)
But for testing I use a signal generator and AM broadcast signals.
Better a too wide filter and sound then nothing at all.
Greetings,
Martin