Quesiton about transmitRe​peat(sdrTr​ansmit, data) and sdrTransmi​t.Repeat(t​xWavefrom)

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jarul
jarul 2020-6-19
回答： Neil MacEwen 2022-5-10
While working on SDR, I realize that earlier Matlab used transmitRepeat and now it is changed to sdrTransmit.Repeat method.
Now my question is: I have a waveform that is ready to be transmitted on the zynq SDR (radio) called 'time_wave_tx'. How do I transmit the waveform file on the radio and capture the waveform file on the receiver side.
I do not want to follow the method discussed in the following link:
802.11a Transmission and Reception Using Analog Devices AD9361/AD9364
The above methed splits the data based on MSDU length and so on. Then convert into waveform to transmit.
What kind of configuration is needed to transmit over the air?
Thanks and await your response.

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Neil MacEwen
Neil MacEwen 2020-6-23
Hi Jarul,
The interface has not changed, it is still transmitRepeat. In the 802.11a example, the data to be sent is split into chunks so that a WLAN compatible waveform can be put together. txwaveform is actually the name of the signal that can be sent.
txWaveform = wlanWaveformGenerator(data,nonHTcfg, ...
'NumPackets',numMSDUs,'IdleTime',20e-6, ...
'ScramblerInitialization',scramblerInitialization);
A more straightforward transmitRepeat example is the QPSK one.
Thanks,
Neil
Neil MacEwen
Neil MacEwen 2022-5-10
Hi, I'm afraid transmitRepeat is not a supported functionality for the USRP B210. All transmission for that hardware uses streaming functionality, from the host PC, as shown in the QPSK Transmitter Example.
Kind regards,
Neil

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