19 Apr
2018
19 Apr
'18
12:03 a.m.
Hi,
I'm (ab)using gr-fosphor for audio spectrum visualization by using
float to complex because it is the most colorful spectrum analyzer
that I have. Unfortunately, for some reason gr-fosphor is choppy at 48
kHz, while it is smooth at rtl-sdr output, about 2 MSPS or so. Is
there any FFT configuration setting like other spectrum analyzer to
change how many FFT bins and the framerate?
27 Apr
27 Apr
7:15 p.m.
I'm (ab)using gr-fosphor for audio spectrum
visualization by using
float to complex because it is the most colorful spectrum analyzer
that I have. Unfortunately, for some reason gr-fosphor is choppy at 48
kHz, while it is smooth at rtl-sdr output, about 2 MSPS or so. Is
there any FFT configuration setting like other spectrum analyzer to
change how many FFT bins and the framerate?
No, FFT size is fixed to 1024 and the frame rate is dictated by the
sample rate since all data is processed.
And to cope with high rate, fosphor is designed to run by "batch" of
samples and so it needs to accumulate at least 16 (IIRC) * 1024
samples before it can start computations. but of course at audio
frequencies, this make it choppy.
What you can do is artifically increase the sample rate by using
overlapping windows. So you feed in samples[0...1023] then
samples[256:1023+256] then samples [512:1023+512] and so on ...
You need a custom block to do that ...
Cheers,
Sylvain
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