Where to start Beginners question

Hello Experts,

I am a beginner just to seek answers more from basics. Worse i am new to
Python and RF. So please can someone help me where to look for the
signals coming and out and where to look for documentation of available
functionality and how to hook things to get my BER testing and to plot
graph power to BER (simulating VSA) using USRP.

Well i read that we need to write blocks in C++ and use existing classes
to take input. I am finding difficulty to get a document which explains
the flow and how to do it.

GNU: 3.1.3
OS: Ubuntu
For BER: TDMA qpsk, using Dm-2 signals which are pseudo random as input.
Need to plot graph BER vs Time, BER Rxpower.

Greatly appreciate all your help.

Regards
– Anand

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Hi Karthik,

Thank you. I will follow the documents.

Regards
– Anand

Karthik Vijayraghavan wrote:

Well i read that we need to write blocks in C++ and use existing classes to

Karthik

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On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 6:35 PM, Anand Gudimanchi
[email protected] wrote:

flow and how to do it.
– Anand
All links from the “Documentation” section of the homepage

  1. How to write python applications -
    http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/Tutorials
  2. Available modules from Doxygen generated API -
    GNU Radio Manual and C++ API Reference: Modules
  3. Reading and writing files - http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/Octave
    You can use the same files and modify a little bit to use with matlab
    as well

Karthik