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doc/Tx-cal-theory: fc-rfcal-txbasis -l option documented
| author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> | 
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| date | Wed, 14 Feb 2018 03:55:03 +0000 | 
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| 171 as well, or does the measured power output fall short of this target no matter | 171 as well, or does the measured power output fall short of this target no matter | 
| 172 how high you crank the APC DAC? These observations will tell you whether or not | 172 how high you crank the APC DAC? These observations will tell you whether or not | 
| 173 you need to shift the highest and/or lowest target power levels in your new | 173 you need to shift the highest and/or lowest target power levels in your new | 
| 174 txlevels calibration profile. | 174 txlevels calibration profile. | 
| 175 | 175 | 
| 176 2018-02 addition: fc-rfcal-txbasis takes a new command line option -l; this | |
| 177 option causes it to compute and print the Vout/LSB slope after the second and | |
| 178 subsequent basis points; this option is useful for studying the linearity of | |
| 179 the RF PA's response to APC DAC control values. | |
| 180 | |
| 176 Regular calibration runs | 181 Regular calibration runs | 
| 177 ======================== | 182 ======================== | 
| 178 | 183 | 
| 179 Once you have a good set of profiles for the type of Calypso GSM device you are | 184 Once you have a good set of profiles for the type of Calypso GSM device you are | 
| 180 calibrating, just run fc-rfcal-txband with the band number and the name of your | 185 calibrating, just run fc-rfcal-txband with the band number and the name of your | 
