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By default the '''File Sink''' block uses a 32-bit float format for saving interleaved I and Q:
By default the '''File Sink''' block uses a 32-bit float format for saving interleaved I and Q:
[[File:Storing_binary_files_file_sink_complex_floats.png]]
Opening the blocks properties, other formats can be selected from the drop down menu:
[[File:Storing_binary_files_file_sink_types_drop_down.png]]
Another common type is ''float'', represented by '''<span style="color:orange">orange</span>''', which stores real samples as 32-bit floats.

Revision as of 23:02, 5 April 2024

The File Sink block takes incoming samples and saves them to local storage.

Block Options for Data Types

By default the File Sink block uses a 32-bit float format for saving interleaved I and Q:

Storing binary files file sink complex floats.png


Opening the blocks properties, other formats can be selected from the drop down menu:

Storing binary files file sink types drop down.png

Another common type is float, represented by orange, which stores real samples as 32-bit floats.