Hi
I have my own signals (.mat file) which are transmitted by IIO Oscilloscope using DAC buffer mode.
I want to use that facility in matlab so that I can directly transmit and receive the signal.
In doing so the bandwidth of the signal becomes in KHz while actually in MHz.
I am new to pluto kindly help. If anyone have script to transmit and receive the signal in Matlab then kindly provide.
Regards
Girish
Pluto is officially supported by MathWorks through this support package: https://www.mathworks.com/hardware-support/adalm-pluto-radio.html
You can use functionality like transmitRepeat to get the same cyclic buffering as used in IIO-Scope: https://www.mathworks.com/help/supportpkg/plutoradio/ref/comm.sdrtxpluto.transmitrepeat.html?s_tid=doc_ta
-Travis
Thanks a lot.
I am able to transmit receive my custom waveform with wired (TX and RX connected by cable) channel.
But for 5 MHz the EVM comes out 6% which is very high is there any calibration required for same?
The second question is: When I try to run the following example
https://in.mathworks.com/help/supportpkg/plutoradio/examples/transmission-and-reception-of-an-image-using-wlan-system-toolbox-and-a-single-pluto-radio.html
I received following error
Error using matlabshared.libiio.base/cstatusFailed to set context timeout.
Error in matlabshared.libiio.base/cstatusid
Error in matlabshared.libiio.base/setContextTimeout
Error in matlabshared.libiio.base/setupImpl
Error in comm.libiio.AD9361.base/setupImpl
Error in comm.libiio.AD9361.tx/setupImpl
Error in comm.plutoradio.tx/setupImpl
Error in comm.SDRTxPluto/setupImpl
Error in comm.libiio.AD9361.tx/transmitRepeat
Error in plutoradioWLANTransmitReceiveExample (line 301)sdrTransmitter.transmitRepeat(txWaveform);
Kindly help for both case
With Regards
EVM performance is related to both hardware and the receiver implementation. However, with the default settings of the transceiver on Pluto we usually have EVM performance of 0.7% with LTE10. This will change depending on the modulation of your waveform. I would recommend digging through your receiver algorithm to see where performance degradation can be coming from.
In regards to your error, a context might be stuck open in your MATLAB session. Try closing MATLAB and power cycling Pluto.
Now the EVM comes out to be 2.3%, but I am not able to reduce it further.
Do you have any sample code implemented on Pluto where I can achieve EVM of 0.7% .
If so kindly provide the same.
These examples with LTE10 provide EVM with AD936x devices: https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/MathWorks_tools/tree/master/hil_models/legacy/LTE_MATLAB
Thanks for your reply.
Since you are measuring the EVM using VSA software
https://wiki.analog.com/university/tools/pluto/users/transmit
I want to synchronize the keysight VSA hardware with (plutosdr or Zedbord+ADFMCOMMS3EBZ or ZC706 +AD9371) So that what I am transmitting can be captured.
Kindly help.
VSA performs synchronization internally. For best EVM performance limit the frequency offset between Pluto and the capturing instrument.