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Direct sampling - Q branch #43
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Hi how should be this implemented actually? At this point, we are plotting power - for that the code calculates sum of squares of I and Q and further performs more math to take into account sampling and other stuff I am not the author of the original rtlpower implementation and to be honest, DSP is not my field of expertise - sof if this is to be done, i will need some guidance as to how to actually do it. |
Hi Pavel, Unfortunately I'm not a software guy, so my knowledge of these things is very limited. The RTL-SDR V3 takes advantage of the ability to select the I or the Q branch (input) on the RTL2832 chip. In normal use the 820T/T2 tuner chip feeds an IF signal signal only to the I input on the RTL2832. The RTL-SDR V3 (along with some other modified dongles) feeds frequencies <24MHz into the previously unused Q input, and when this input is selected it can provide reception of the short wave bands. https://www.rtl-sdr.com/rtl-sdr-blog-v-3-dongles-user-guide/ Some versions of rtl_power have command line switches that will allow you to choose between the I or the Q Branch, which are typically along the lines of commands used in rtl_tcp [-i direct sampling(1: I-ADC input enabled), 2: Q-ADC input enabled)] Such as this |
Hello. I would like this feature too. The rtl-sdr lib have the function |
Hi - i will take a look at this - i have very little time for this project now, but i will try |
Hi,
Very useful software, but would it be possible to add an option to select the RTL I or Q inputs in addition to the 24-1300MHz tuner input ?
The popular RTL-SDR V3 will support direct sampling using this method.
This would be helpful when tracing interference on the shortwave bands.
Thanks for your consideration.
Martin
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