Signal Source

Signal generator: generates a variety of waveforms.

Supports an output of type complex, float, int, and short

Parameters
(R): Run-time adjustable


 * Sample Rate (R)
 * Default value: samp_rate
 * Sample rate (fs) is the average number of samples obtained in one second. Its units are samples per second or hertz e.g. 48,000 sample rate is 48 kHz.


 * Waveform (R)
 * options: [Constant, Sine, Cosine, Square, Triangle, Saw Tooth]
 * For selection with a variable, the following values should be used:

* Constant = 100 * Sine = 101 * Cosine = 102 * Square = 103 * Triangle = 104 * Sawtooth = 105


 * Frequency (R)
 * Frequency of the waveform (default: 1000)


 * Amplitude (R)
 * Amplitude of the output (default: 1)


 * Offset (R)
 * Offset from zero (default: 0)


 * Initial Phase (Radians) (R)
 * Default: 0

Message Ports

 * cmd
 * The 'cmd' message port accepts message pairs.
 * 'freq' . float value
 * 'ampl' . float value
 * 'phase' . float value
 * 'offset' . float value
 * For GNU Radio 3.8, the messages dont work correctly with pairs, but they do work fine with a dictionary. This issue is explained here.
 * The amplitude of the signal source can be changed to 0.5 by adding the following PMT to the message strobe block.
 * The above command creates a dictionary and adds a pmt pair of ("ampl", 0.5) to the dictionary.
 * The above command creates a dictionary and adds a pmt pair of ("ampl", 0.5) to the dictionary.


 * freq
 * The value of frequency in the signal source can be changed by connecting a message strobe. The Message PMT parameter can be set to pmt.from_float(new_freq). In this way, the frequency of the signal source will be changed to new_freq value after the specified period in the message strobe.


 * The 'freq' message port has been  in favor of the 'cmd' message port.

Example Flowgraph
This flowgraph is for version 3.9+.



Example Output
Types of Waveforms:

Cosine (complex):



Constant:



Square:



Triangle:



Sawtooth:



Source Files

 * C++ files
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 * Header files
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 * Public header files
 * Base
 * Waveforms


 * Block definition
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