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Re: Inject "tx_time" tags in a stream


From: jnunez
Subject: Re: Inject "tx_time" tags in a stream
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2020 20:33:20 +0100
User-agent: Horde Application Framework 5

Has anyone worked with tx_time tags?

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Hi, all!

I am working on a proof of concept of a radar system for my doctoral thesis. I recently installed the great gr-pdu and gr-timing utilities from Sandia Labs and I am trying to develop a little application with GNURadio Companion (GRC), based on a USRP N200 system.

I essentially want to use the rising edges of a pulsed signal to generate another signal. For this purpose, first the trigger signal is sampled with a USRP-Source block, then is threshold detected by means of a "Threshold trigger" block and finally, a message with a "Tag message trigger" block is generated. The output of this last block feeds a "PDU to Bursts" block which enters a USRP-Sink.

I have checked with a "Tag Debug" that the threshold detection and message generation are both working fine. At the output of the "PDU to Bursts" block, each burst is tagged with the "tx_sob" and "tx_eob" tags. The problem arises when those burts enter the USRP-Sink. As far as I've read, this blocks transmits all burts sequentially ignoring the time separation that should be between them. Please, take into account that the trigger pulses are not equally separated in time, so I must transmit one burst with each received pulse.

I think the issue is that no "tx_time" tags are being generated and added to each burst. I wonder if anyone have the same explanation for this issue, and hopefully, if anyone can guide me on how can I inject those "tx_time" tags properly in my stream with GRC.

Any help will be appreciated!

Regards,
José





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