gracid
commented
5 years ago Hello,
To answer your questions.
- No, setting channel to (A+B) MIMO is enough.
- You can't use SISO on TX side and MIMO on RX side on the same device, though feeding null data to one channel might work.
- Yes, it is possible. Here is a simple MIMO loopback example.
For further discussion on how to use the gr-limesdr blocks or LimeSDR board please go to the MyriadRF forum.
Closing as this is a non issue with gr-limesdr.
fwfmc
Hi all,
I am currently getting into Software Defined Radio using the LimeSDR USB Board with GNU Radio. For a research project, I want to be able to transmit a signal over one antenna at around 2.4GHz and receive it over two different antennas (best case: on the same board / okay case: on another board). I've created a simple flow graph, receiving a transmitted signal over either channel A or B and feeding it into a Time Sink block - which, from my perspective, works as expected. But as soon, as I want to use a LimeSuite Source working on both channels (A+B)MIMO, no signal is received at both channels.
Do I additionally have to tell the board or the flow graph that it is used in MIMO mode now, except changing the LimeSuite Source's channel to (A+B)MIMO?
I know that my usecase is rather SIMO than MIMO, but this shouldn't affect the receiver side, should it?
Is receiving on two antennas on channels A and B even possible with the LimeSuite Source or do I basically misunderstand the concept of "channels"?
Thank you in advance!