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Re: Block with overlapping window - consume_each() in regard to set_hist
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Marcus Müller |
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Re: Block with overlapping window - consume_each() in regard to set_history() |
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Sat, 19 Dec 2020 19:16:43 +0100 |
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Either that source of yours is incorrect, or you have a buggy block in
there somewhere.
Throttle really should *never* do anything to the result of your signal
processing. All it does is copy its exact input to its output, and in
between doing so, going to sleep to literally just throttle its throughput.
On 19.12.20 14:14, Marcin Wachowiak wrote:
> This can be fixed by placing throttle blocks before autocorrelate with
> arbitrary set sample rate - according to source.