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== Streams == | == Streams == | ||
''Streams'' in GNU Radio are what convey the information between blocks. A '' | ''Streams'' in GNU Radio are what convey the information between blocks. A ''stream'' is represented by the arrows connecting blocks in a flowgraph. A ''stream'' must have a data type, such as ''Float 32'' or ''Byte''. A ''stream'' carries 1 sample for each time instance. | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 6 January 2022
This tutorial will describe the difference between a Stream and a Vector. You can find the previous tutorial here: Converting Data Types
Streams
Streams in GNU Radio are what convey the information between blocks. A stream is represented by the arrows connecting blocks in a flowgraph. A stream must have a data type, such as Float 32 or Byte. A stream carries 1 sample for each time instance.
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each time instance carries 1 sample
Vectors
Vectors are like arrays
darker color in GRC
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