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Found 3 results

  1. dapilgrim
    Hi all, I want to do an implementation of Faster than Nyquist Signalling using GNU-RADIO. I know it is very much related to the OFDM case which I have successfully implemented but how do I integrate the FTN blocks into the OFDM case?
  2. av8tor
    I've spent countless hours trying to get GNURadio-Companion to install along with the needed "source blocks" to make an RTL-SDR Dongle work. Online documention on this is very poor. But I've got it to work, and just for fun I did it twice! This How-To assumes you're running a freshly installed Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS & assumes you're sort of a newbie to Linux as I am. Below are the commands you type, do not include the quote signs. 1) Log into a desktop terminal 2) Make sure you're in your home directory by typing "cd ~" 3) Type "sudo apt-get install git-core" 4) Type "sudo apt-get install
  3. mystex
    I've successfully installed it all but I'm not seeing the waterfall sink available or the WX GUI elements. Anyone have any ideas what I'm missing or who can point me in the right direction to try to get this going? Mystex
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