Hi all,
Please refer to the UWB_OFDM_TxSpectrum example within the UWB_OFDM_Tx_prj. The UWB data is currently displayed as follows:
Start time = 312.5 * L_Overhead nsec
Stop time = (312.5 * (L_Overhead + 200)) nsec.
This only shows a segment of the UWB signal burst. May I know how I should adjust the Start and Stop time in order to display the entire UWB burst?
KH
Please refer to the UWB_OFDM_TxSpectrum example within the UWB_OFDM_Tx_prj. The UWB data is currently displayed as follows:
Start time = 312.5 * L_Overhead nsec
Stop time = (312.5 * (L_Overhead + 200)) nsec.
This only shows a segment of the UWB signal burst. May I know how I should adjust the Start and Stop time in order to display the entire UWB burst?
KH
Try the following to get a variable WholeBurstLength by:
 -Push in UWB_Source_FH_RF -> UWB_SignalSource -> UWB_MuxFrame,
 -add model Const in it,
 -set const value as (L_TimeSeq+L_FreqSeq+L_FrmBdy+L_IdleIntvl)/(2^OversamplingOption),
 -connect a Sink (name it WholeBurstLength) to the Const model,
 -push out and run simulation once,
 -read and write down the value of WholeBurstLength from Data Display
Then,
 -Disable the two models you added in UWB_MuxFrame,
 -Start time = 0 nsec
 -Stop time = WholeBurstLength/(528e6) sec (not nsec)
Jing-tao (jing-tao_liu@agilent.com)