Hi TI Customer Support,
I am using AWR 1243 BOOST with DCA1000EVM capture board to collect data, i have a question:
When I collect data from mmwave studio, data is adc_data_Raw_0.bin, I converted to Integer then data is:
[ 135, 175, 148, 9, -365, -119, -1, 73, 246, 183], but UDP packet data is 16 bits (-2^15~2^15). What mmwave studio
do when saving data? 
Yes,
And UDP packet data is 16 bits (range: -2^15~2^15). How can I process UDP packet data ?? Because the data of "C:\ti\mmwave_studio_01_00_00_00\mmWaveStudio\PostProc\adc_data_Raw_0.bin" and UDP data is not same.
When I process data of "C:\ti\mmwave_studio_01_00_00_00\mmWaveStudio\PostProc\adc_data_Raw_0.bin", the results is correct:
but when I process data of UDP packet data from DCA1000EVM through an Ethernet port the data is not correct, it is so noisy:
Thanks,
Tuan
Hi Cesar,
I print the tenth first UDP packet data received from DCA1000EVM through the Ethernet port. The first column is the Sequence number, the second column is the Byte count, and the third column is an array of Raw mode data (1456 bytes-after convert is 728 values and I show 8 values first). In AWR1243BOOST, I configure the frame: Periodicity-200ms, No of Chirp Loops-1. In the first frame, I have:
| ADC samples(256) × num RX (4) × IQ(2) × Chirp Loop (1) = 2048 Values |
- So, I process 4096 bytes (2048 Values) in C:\ti\mmwave_studio_01_00_00_00\mmWaveStudio\PostProc\adc_data_0.bin", the data is correct.
But,
When I read UDP packet data, I used 728 in the first packet, 728 in the second packet, and 592 in the third packet then the results are not correct.
Is this correct for my pick from UDP packet data?
