Changes between Version 91 and Version 92 of Other/Summer/2015/aSDR2


Ignore:
Timestamp:
Jul 15, 2015, 7:23:53 PM (9 years ago)
Author:
mlcoll
Comment:

Legend:

Unmodified
Added
Removed
Modified
  • Other/Summer/2015/aSDR2

    v91 v92  
    128128  </tr>
    129129  <tr>
    130     <td colspan="2"><center><b>Figure 1. Waterfall plot and animated power vs. frequency plot generated using wiserd FFT data.<b><center></td>
     130    <td colspan="2"><center><b>Figure 1. Waterfall plot (left) and animated power vs. frequency plot (right) for Experiment 1 generated using wiserd FFT data.<b><center></td>
    131131  </tr>
    132132</table>
     
    150150  </tr>
    151151  <tr>
    152     <td><center><b>Figure 2. Waterfall plot generated from raw IQ samples.<b><center></td>
     152    <td><center><b>Figure 2. Waterfall plot generated from raw IQ samples from Experiment 1.<b><center></td>
    153153  </tr>
    154154</table>
     
    171171  </tr>
    172172  <tr>
    173     <td><center><b>Figure 3. Waterfall plot containing frequencies from two transmitters, generated using wiserd FFT data.<b><center></td>
     173    <td><center><b>Figure 3. Waterfall plot containing frequencies from two transmitters, generated using wiserd FFT data from Experiment 2.<b><center></td>
    174174  </tr>
    175175</table>
     
    180180Once we have the experiment set up, we can extract IQ samples from the receiver and use them in our MATLAB processing script.
    181181[[BR]][[BR]]
    182 The script currently generates a waterfall plot, plots individual FFTs and applies a simple peak-finding algorithm to identify possible transmitted frequencies. See //Figure 4.//
     182To reduce the size of our output data, we reduced the receiver sampling rate, shortened the time span of the experiment to 1.5 seconds, and confined the transmitters to a smaller spectrum of frequencies.
     183[[BR]][[BR]]
     184The MATLAB script currently generates a waterfall plot, plots individual FFTs and applies a simple peak-finding algorithm to identify possible transmitted frequencies. See //Figure 4.//
     185
     186{{{#!html
     187
     188<table align=center cellpadding=10 width=90%>
     189  <tr>
     190    <td><img src="http://www.orbit-lab.org/raw-attachment/wiki/Other/Summer/2015/aSDR2/exp2_1.png" width=100%></td>
     191    <td><img src="http://www.orbit-lab.org/raw-attachment/wiki/Other/Summer/2015/aSDR2/exp2_2.png" width=100%></td>
     192  </tr>
     193  <tr>
     194    <td colspan="2"><center><b>Figure 4. Waterfall plot (left) and an example of the peak-finding algorithm applied to an FFT (right), generated using IQ samples from Experiment 2.<b><center></td>
     195  </tr>
     196</table>
     197
     198
     199}}}