Hi,
I was wondering how to lock 2 sinewaves in phase with grc.
The purpose is to build a descent mpx stereo decoder which locks a local
19khz sine to a bandpassed pilot of a mpx signal, which should improve
the
audioquality.
Thanks in advance…
Hi,
I was wondering how to lock 2 sinewaves in phase with grc.
The purpose is to build a descent mpx stereo decoder which locks a local
19khz sine to a bandpassed pilot of a mpx signal, which should improve
the
audioquality.
Thanks in advance…
Use a signal source to generate one, and connect this to a skiphead
block to generate the other. The skiphead will cause a set amount on
samples to be thrown out initially. That should give you two sinusoids
with a constant phase difference.
josh
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Onderwerp: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Phase Locking of 2 sine sources…
Use a signal source to generate one, and connect this to a skiphead
block to generate the other. The skiphead will cause a set amount on
samples to be thrown out initially. That should give you two sinusoids
with a constant phase difference.
josh
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I guess this works with a “Known” source, but in this case the source
signal
varies in phase per transmitting station, and there is a need of a pll
like
circuit who catches the signal and locks this to the local generated
sine…
The mpx singal is fed through a bandpass filter with a low cutoff of
18.5khz
and a high cutoff of 19.5khz, the remaining pilot sine then needs to be
phase compared to a local 19khz source and locked…
I hope someone has a idea…
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Josh B.
Verzonden: dinsdag 26 oktober 2010 19:32
Aan: [email protected]
Onderwerp: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Phase Locking of 2 sine sources…
Use a signal source to generate one, and connect this to a skiphead
block to generate the other. The skiphead will cause a set amount on
samples to be thrown out initially. That should give you two sinusoids
with a constant phase difference.
josh
On 10/26/2010 03:17 AM, Jasper K. wrote:
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