Lesson 4 Overview
- Lesson 2 homework review
- Sample rates
- Throttle block
- The Atari effect
- Negative frequencies
- Data types
- Quantization error
Homework
- Start with the flowgraph from the lesson 2 homework. Add a scope sink.
- How do the scope and FFT change if you change the data type of every block from complex to float?
- When using the float data type, what happens if you specify a negative source frequency? How does that differ from the behavior when using the complex data type?
Disclaimer
Software Defined Radio with HackRF is copyright 2014, 2015 by Michael Ossmann from greatscottgadgets.com and is released under the CC BY license.
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