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View all threadsIn what units is being measured the power received in rxstream::recv? I'm currently using B205mini-I and I was supposing that I was receiving Watts, but converting to dBW and then to dBm gives me a power level much higher than my spectrum analyser, even when my rx Gain is set to zero.
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The values are linearly-proportional voltage readings that are
proportional to the voltage at the antenna terminals. You'd need to
use external calibration to determine their meaning in absolute power
units like dBm.
SDRs deliver voltage samples, not power samples. If you want to
determine the power level in a stream of samples, then you could compute
AVG(II + QQ) over whatever averaging interval is appropriate in your
application.
On 2017-02-06 11:05, Román Rodríguez Pérez via USRP-users wrote:
In what units is being measured the power received in rxstream::recv? I'm currently using B205mini-I and I was supposing that I was receiving Watts, but converting to dBW and then to dBm gives me a power level much higher than my spectrum analyser, even when my rx Gain is set to zero.
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