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-# post detection agc processing
-#
-# Imagine that the usual gnuradio copyright stuff is right here.
-#
-# This agc strategy is copied more or less verbatim from
-# weaver_isb_am1_usrp3.py by cswiger.
-#
-# Thanks.
-#
-# Then modified in a variety of ways.
-#
-# There doesn't appear to be a way to hook multiple blocks to the
-# input port when building a hier block like this. Thus the
-# split below.
-#
-# Basic operation.
-# Power is estimated by squaring the input.
-# Low pass filter using a 1 pole iir.
-# The time constant can be tweaked by changing the taps.
-# Currently there is no implementation to change this while operating
-# a potentially useful addition.
-# The log block turns this into dB
-# gain adjusts the agc authority.
-#
-# M. Revnell 2006-Jan
-
-from gnuradio import gr, gru
-
-class agc( gr.hier_block ):
- def __init__( self, fg ):
- self.split = gr.multiply_const_ff( 1 )
- self.sqr = gr.multiply_ff( )
- self.int0 = gr.iir_filter_ffd( [.004, 0], [0, .999] )
- self.offs = gr.add_const_ff( -30 )
- self.gain = gr.multiply_const_ff( 70 )
- self.log = gr.nlog10_ff( 10, 1 )
- self.agc = gr.divide_ff( )
-
- fg.connect( self.split, ( self.agc, 0 ) )
- fg.connect( self.split, ( self.sqr, 0 ) )
- fg.connect( self.split, ( self.sqr, 1 ) )
- fg.connect( self.sqr, self.int0 )
- fg.connect( self.int0, self.log )
- fg.connect( self.log, self.offs )
- fg.connect( self.offs, self.gain )
- fg.connect( self.gain, ( self.agc, 1 ) )
-
- gr.hier_block.__init__( self, fg, self.split, self.agc )