[Pafgbt] BYU backend correlator output

[Rick Fisher]

Brian,

The data that Richard sent me from the stream-to-disk mode was also 
"nonsensical", but it was extremely useful in understanding the data 
packet format.  I'm sure that the same will be true for the real-time 
correlator mode, although, of course, we look forward to the "sensical" 
data.

Thanks,
Rick

On Thu, 11 Apr 2013, Brian Jeffs wrote:

> Bill and all,
>
> Yes, we can provide examples of correlator output data from both the 
> real-time correlator and our post-processor correlator which operates on 
> streamed-to-disk frequency channelizied data.  I will have Richard black 
> send you some.
>
> The difficulty is that at this point we can send you only nonsensical 
> data sets that will just illustrate the data structure and formatting. 
> To date we have only produced files with just a few channels driven with 
> a function generator.  We are gearing up to do a more comprehensive 
> end-to-end test with an array, all the (room temperature) LNAs, 
> downconverter cards, and ROACH ADCs, with the array on the roof of our 
> engineering building, but this will not be complete until the end of the 
> month.
>
> Brian
>
>
> On Apr 10, 2013, at 2:53 PM, Bill Shillue wrote:
>
>> Changing the topic for the moment from the PAF hardware issues to BYU backend
>>
>> This is another topic that came up in our meeting on Tuesday:
>>
>> Can BYU provide a sample of their correlator output data for Rick Fisher?
>>
>>
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