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No, that was done on a N210, which is a second generation device and predates RFNoC (and can't be supported by RFNoC). Best regards, Marcus On 10.04.2016 18:02, Swanson, Craig via USRP-users wrote: > > Dave, > > Thanks for the heads up. This led me to reading about Bastian'​s AGC > paper and running it on an FPGA which I am assuming is RFNoC.

So I changed my OOT module's .xml to use ettus.rfnoc_fir_cci() instead of > hf_chlizer.fir() and output shows both I and Q samples are filtered > identically by real taps. > > But ettus.rfnoc_fir_cci() does not seem to support complex_vector taps.

We'd have > > to extend the OpenSCAD syntax to make it Sphinx compatible. > > > Yes, it might need extensions, it's not just for Python though. > The Website claims: "...but C/C++ is already supported as well, > and it is planned to add special support for other languages as > well." so it might not be too complicated to have it handle > OpenSCAD as well. > >

So I need > to be confirmed > is 4 bit supported in current fpga code? > No, only 32-bit samples (16 bits I, 16 bits Q) -josh

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