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Re: Streaming int16 samples from usb device to gnu radio
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Marcus Müller |
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Re: Streaming int16 samples from usb device to gnu radio |
Date: |
Fri, 3 Jun 2022 14:14:23 +0200 |
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GNU Radio integrates gr-soapy these days.
SoapySDR is an abstraction layer for different kind of sampling devices
(typically, but not inherently limited to, SDRs).
All you'd need to do is write a SoapySDR driver plugin for your device,
and then you could use it through gr-soapy in GNU Radio (or any other
software with a Soapy backend).
Alternatively, as Franco suggested, you could write your own GNU Radio
block that interfaces with your hardware. That's typically a bit harder
to get right on the first try if your hardware is able to offer
additional functionality like gain setting or frequency tuning, but
might still be desirable.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 03/06/2022 12.30, Ruslan Migirov wrote:
Hello!
I would like something like audio card source block to stream integers
directly from ADC , but with high sample rates.
Can you give me some thoughts how i can implement it?
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