[Discuss-gnuradio] a problem with digital-ber/benchmark.rx
From:
Ran Tian
Subject:
[Discuss-gnuradio] a problem with digital-ber/benchmark.rx
Date:
Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:10:32 -0400
Hi all, I am working on BER measurement. I'm using benchmark_tx and benchmark _rx in digital-ber folder. At the transmitter part i used 2.4MHz and other things set up as default. More info as follow: /*--------------------------------------------------
>>>gr_fir_ccf:using SSE Modulation: 250k bits/sec TX IF rate: 500k samples/sec USRP interpolation: 256 DAC amplitude: 2000 Center frequency: 2.4G TX d'board:B: FLEX 2400 Tx ----------------------------------------------------------*/
At the receiver part: /*------------------------------------------------------- USRP decimation rate 8 Center frequency: 2.4G RX d'board: A: DBS Rx IF sample rate: 8M Symbol rate: 250k Samples/symbol: 32
RRC bandwidth: 0.35 >>> gr_fir_ccf: using SSE Costas alpha: 0.05 Costas beta: 0.00025 Costas max: 0.05 MM gain mu: 0.001 MM gain omega: 1e-06 MM omega limit: 0.0001
*** SNR estimator is inaccurate below about 7dB
*** BER estimator is inaccurate above about 10% ------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Now is my prob: 1. my USRP overrun all the time durning the measurement which means i received some "uO" at the beginning part, such as:
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------- uOuOuOuOuOFreq. Offset: -17279 Hz Timing Offset: -0.4 ppm Estimated SNR: 6.6 dB BER: 0.0362216 -------------------------------------------------------------------*/
and of course as u c the SNR always below 6.6dB which means the estimator would be inaccurate. So i reset up the transmit amplitude, then SNR became over 7dB. However, the BER still around 0.06. So whats the prob?
2. I found that even i did not run the transmit part, i still got 5.5dB SNR and 17% BER, I donno how that happened. Does it make any sense?
I'm just a beginner on gnuradio and USRP , so Anyone could help me with it?
thx all.
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