How to increase carrier bandwidth?

RE: How to increase carrier bandwidth?

Asbjørn — Fri, 21 Mar 2025 14:55:06 GMT

Hello Ted,

I'm not sure I understand your case, you want to have Manchester encoding on the carrier, but you also want to have RANDOM payload? Do you have a data stream you want to modulate onto the carrier or are you looking for something that evenly toggles between 0 and 1? If the second is the case, you can use TRANSMIT_PATTERN_11001100, or TRANSMIT_PATTERN_11110000?

If you want to use Manchester I believe you have to create a data package based on the data stream you have in mind.

The question why the code hangs on the RNG, I can't really think why that specific line would hang the code. Is this from the default radio_test code? The RNG peripheral doesn't require any other resources, it just generates numbers, unless there's something else of a priority interrupt taking control. Is the process counter stuck at this line too? If you compile the default radio_test code and run that with the RNG, does it stop then as well?

Best regards

Asbjørn

RE: How to increase carrier bandwidth?

Ted — Mon, 17 Mar 2025 03:37:21 GMT

Hi Asbjørn,

Thank you for your reply. When I change the function from radio_unmodulated_tx_carrier to radio_modulated_tx_carrier the system locks up at the rnd8 function. Please see the picture below. I want to use 2.4GHz RF OOK 500 bps Manchester encoding. How to set transmit_pattern_t? Is g_pattern set to TRANSMIT_PATTERN_RANDOM, TRANSMIT_PATTERN_11001100, TRANSMIT_PATTERN_11110000 or something else?

Best wishes

Ted Wu

RE: How to increase carrier bandwidth?

Asbjørn — Thu, 13 Mar 2025 13:57:22 GMT

Hello Ted,

you have to use the modulated carrier option on radio test to create a carrier with wider bandwidth.

Best regards

Asbjørn