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Sets a burst on/off tag based on the value of the trigger input. This block takes two inputs, a signal stream on the input stream 0 and a trigger stream of shorts on input stream 1. If the trigger stream goes above 0, a tag with the key "burst" will be transmitted as a pmt::PMT_T. When the trigger signal falls to 0, the "burst" tag will be transmitted as pmt::PMT_F. The signal on stream 0 is retransmitted to output stream 0. | Sets a burst on/off tag based on the value of the trigger input. This block takes two inputs, a signal stream on the input stream 0 and a trigger stream of shorts on input stream 1. If the trigger stream goes above 0, a tag with the key "burst" will be transmitted as a pmt::PMT_T. When the trigger signal falls to (or below) 0, the "burst" tag will be transmitted as pmt::PMT_F. The signal on stream 0 is retransmitted to output stream 0. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:07, 9 September 2021
Sets a burst on/off tag based on the value of the trigger input. This block takes two inputs, a signal stream on the input stream 0 and a trigger stream of shorts on input stream 1. If the trigger stream goes above 0, a tag with the key "burst" will be transmitted as a pmt::PMT_T. When the trigger signal falls to (or below) 0, the "burst" tag will be transmitted as pmt::PMT_F. The signal on stream 0 is retransmitted to output stream 0.
Parameters
(R): Run-time adjustable
- True KeyID (R)
- Change the key from "burst" to a custom string, for the True tag.
- True Value (R)
- Whether the tag's value should be True or False
- False KeyID (R)
- Change the key from "burst" to a custom string, for the False tag.
- False Value (R)
- Whether the tag's value should be True or False
Example Flowgraph
Example Output
Source Files
- C++ files
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- Header files
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- Public header files
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- Block definition
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