After repairing it, the object is now appearing way off in the distance, so far away that I cannot even estimate how to bring it back to the origin.  Never had to deal with this before. Grump. On 10/26/2020 9:04 PM, jon wrote: > > Code that used to "work" (using a simpler STL) is now failing with > this. 

The sample rate is 1Msps, therefore, I estimate a TX rate of about 1Msps * 32 = 32Mbps (considering a stream of 32bit samples). This rate should be completely affordable by the device. Moreover, the ping delay between my PC and the N200 is about 1ms, that is a very high value being the two ethernet cards directly connected.

I understand that to measure power with some accuracy, theoretically I should make kind of calibration procedure for every HF in the range, but now we don't have to measure it accurate, just to have the estimation with moderate accuracy of what kind of signal level do we have, comparable to what regular spectrum analyzer shows.

How can I estimate gain error and phase error from these coefficients as described in the Wikipedia of IQ Imbalance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IQ_imbalance? What are the last two columns '*measured*' and '*delta*' mean? 2) Now, as mentioned in https://files.ettus.com/manual/page_calibration.html, we can ignore calibration files.

All I've seen yet is from various astronomers who have hedged their bets with a "I want a brand new instrument" estimates... And even adding all those guestimates up, I bet you that the DoD will spend more time on personel this coming new years day than the sum of your costs. Get a grip on the scale of things, will ya ?

From: "Tom Van Baak" Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Delay through GPS antenna splitter/amplifier -- ananswer, and a question Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 10:46:40 -0700 Message-ID: <002b01c764ce$64606cf0$0300a8c0@pc52> Tom and Rob, I often estimate time/distance relationships using simple rule-of-thumb calculations, and I often find that it is more

Also be very aware that the adev values from Lady Heather are calculated from its own internally generated error estimates. They are not the same as what would be generated from a counter with an external, independent reference.

By summing or combining the effects of these frequency shifts, it is possible to estimate the uncertainty of a primary standard without comparing it to other standards.

One unofficial estimate, from an insider, is that IBM alone lost "at least 1000, possibly 2000 patents to Bilski". The only reason you have not heard the full roar on this, is that lawyers treasure their vacation.

> My estimate of the citizen ecodrives automatic rate adjustment occures at 10 day intervals. That only works if you can track the signal continuously. Suppose you lose the signal for a while. How many cycles was that?