stopTransmission

Stop transmission from preamble or energy detector

Since R2022a

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Add-On Required: This feature requires the Wireless Testbench™ Support Package for NI™ USRP™ Radios add-on.

Syntax

stopTransmission(detector)

Description

stopTransmission(detector) stops continuous IQ waveform transmission to the air from the preamble or energy detector detector.

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Examples

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Configure a preamble detector to continuously send a test waveform with a known preamble sequence and capture data samples of the transmitted waveform.

Define a preamble sequence with good correlation properties. For example, generate and normalize a Zadoff-Chu sequence of length 137.

zcseq = zadoffChuSeq(38,137);
preamble = zcseq/norm(zcseq,2);

Generate a test waveform.

prePadding = complex(zeros(999,1),zeros(999,1));                  
postPadding = complex(zeros(1000,1),zeros(1000,1));               
testWaveform = [prePadding;zcseq*0.75;postPadding];

Create and configure a preamble detector object, specifying a radio setup configuration previously saved in the Radio Setup wizard.

pd = preambleDetector("MyRadio")
pd = 
  preambleDetector with properties:

            CenterFrequency: 2.4000e+09
                  RadioGain: 10
                   Antennas: "RF0:RX2"
                 SampleRate: 153600000
            CaptureDataType: "int16"
       DroppedSamplesAction: "error"
                   Preamble: [16×1 double]
            ThresholdMethod: "adaptive"
             FixedThreshold: 0
    AdaptiveThresholdOffset: 0
      AdaptiveThresholdGain: 0
              TriggerOffset: 0


pd.SampleRate = 10.24e6;

Specify the preamble.

pd.Preamble = preamble;

Send the test waveform continuously.

transmit(pd,testWaveform,"continuous", ...
    TransmitGain=30);

Capture 10 ms of data of the transmitted waveform.

[data,timestamp,droppedSamples,status] = capture(pd,milliseconds(10),milliseconds(50));

Stop test waveform transmission.

stopTransmission(pd);

Input Arguments

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Detector, specified as one of the following:

Note

The first object function call in which you specify this object as an input requires a few extra seconds to load the application onto the hardware.

Version History

Introduced in R2022a

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See Also

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