Commit Graph

4 Commits

Author SHA1 Message Date
Denny
d9cf1b19f3 Removes assert() usage throughout project and replaces with Validate from apache commons. 2017-02-25 16:03:35 -05:00
denny
70e62ebb35 Adds airspy USB tuner support and updates the spectral display
component.

-Airspy supported with 10 and 2.5 MSps sample rates.  Additional
decimation may be added later.

-Spectral display updated to include smoothing and filtering options.

Note: the decimated output of a tuner channel from the airspy is
48,076.9 samples per second, versus the normal 48 kHz decimated rate.
This is 1.0015 times the normal rate and doesn't appear to impact the
decoders or audio processing.  Therefore, no fractional resampling has
been added.
2015-11-07 08:18:41 -05:00
dennis.sheirer
ae0568ff3b Updated spectral display to used dBm scale and removed baseline/amplification items.
Updated sample handling code to use -1.0 to 1.0 float values throughout, to support P25 decoder and symbol filter.
2014-11-01 17:39:06 +00:00
dennis.sheirer
e61c3a891c Memory/CPU performance improvement and Audio/Mixer source restructuring
Converted to use float primitives and to keep samples in buffer format until the sample rate is decimated to 48kHz.  
Added new non-recursive, CIC decimation filter -- untested

Updated sound card/mixer input source management.  Now testing for mono/stereo support for each card and limiting channel choices accordingly.  Separated the mixersource into a ComplexMixer and and SimplexMixerSource.  The ComplexMixer is used for sound card based tuners like the funcube.  The SimplexMixerSource is used for demodulated sound card inputs.

Interfaces for sample handling - standardized on using 'Complex' to indicate I/Q samples and 'Simplex' to indicate demodulated float samples.  The processing chain now accepts either a decimated (48k) list of complex samples from a tuner channel source, or a 48k simplex buffer (array of demodulated float samples).

Resolved issue with HackRF tuner not applying tuner configuration information.
2014-10-26 10:11:30 +00:00