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Controlling the radio implies controlling the output voltage frequency of ADF4350. A GRC block, integrated with M2k blocks, that controls the frequency can be created. no-OS provides a driver for ADF4350 that simplifies the work. This driver communicates using SPI. In the following steps we are going to create a GRC block for gr-m2k that uses libm2k communication segment integrated with no-OS drivers. | Controlling the radio implies controlling the output voltage frequency of ADF4350. A GRC block, integrated with M2k blocks, that controls the frequency can be created. no-OS provides a driver for ADF4350 that simplifies the work. This driver communicates using SPI. In the following steps we are going to create a GRC block for gr-m2k that uses libm2k communication segment integrated with no-OS drivers. | ||
- | - Install libm2k. Instructions can be found [[/ | + | - Install libm2k. Instructions can be found [[/ |
- Compile the gr-m2k blocks for your PC. Check the steps [[/ | - Compile the gr-m2k blocks for your PC. Check the steps [[/ | ||
- Download the ADF4350 driver from [[https:// | - Download the ADF4350 driver from [[https:// | ||
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**Create the implementation class** | **Create the implementation class** | ||
- | In this part we are going to integrate libm2k with a no-OS driver. For more information please check this [[/ | + | In this part we are going to integrate libm2k with a no-OS driver. For more information please check this [[/ |
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