high performance Automatic Gain Control class for float signals. More...
#include <gnuradio/analog/agc.h>
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| agc_ff (float rate=1e-4, float reference=1.0, float gain=1.0, float max_gain=0.0) | |
| ~agc_ff () | |
| float | rate () const | 
| float | reference () const | 
| float | gain () const | 
| float | max_gain () const | 
| void | set_rate (float rate) | 
| void | set_reference (float reference) | 
| void | set_gain (float gain) | 
| void | set_max_gain (float max_gain) | 
| float | scale (float input) | 
| void | scaleN (float output[], const float input[], unsigned n) | 
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| float | _rate | 
| float | _reference | 
| float | _gain | 
| float | _max_gain | 
high performance Automatic Gain Control class for float signals.
Power is approximated by absolute value
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Construct a floating point value AGC loop implementation object.
| rate | the update rate of the loop. | 
| reference | reference value to adjust signal power to. | 
| gain | initial gain value. | 
| max_gain | maximum gain value (0 for unlimited). | 
References _gain, _max_gain, _rate, _reference, gain(), max_gain(), rate(), and reference().
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References _gain.
Referenced by agc_ff(), and set_gain().
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References _max_gain.
Referenced by agc_ff(), and set_max_gain().
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References _rate.
Referenced by agc_ff(), and set_rate().
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References _reference.
Referenced by agc_ff(), and set_reference().
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References _gain, _max_gain, _rate, and _reference.
Referenced by scaleN().
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References scale().
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References _max_gain, and max_gain().
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References _reference, and reference().
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Referenced by agc_ff(), gain(), scale(), and set_gain().
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Referenced by agc_ff(), max_gain(), scale(), and set_max_gain().
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Referenced by agc_ff(), rate(), scale(), and set_rate().
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Referenced by agc_ff(), reference(), scale(), and set_reference().