by Aenerine | Jan 31, 2016 | Blog Posts
I wil try to cover some basic concepts regarding GNSS signals in this post. I will start with GPS and GALILEO (Which of now is in stage 2 – IOC “Initial Operation Capability” with 10 available Satellites). The problem with these 2 systems is that...
by Aenerine | Jan 18, 2016 | Blog Posts
Hamming codes are a part of Linear Block Codes. They were invented in 1950 and can repair 1 error or detect 2. The most famous code is probably hamming[7,4]. That is a code with a codeword length of 7, which is carrying 4 data bits and 3 parity bits. Hamming codes can...
by Aenerine | Dec 15, 2015 | Blog Posts
As you may have noticed in some of my previous posts, I have dedicated some time to learn the GPS basics, which I would like to share with you today. Those with a matlab installed on their machine will be of course able to download all the source codes and run them...
by Aenerine | Nov 14, 2015 | Quick Posts
To obtain the version of your current nVidia graphics drivers, the easiest way is to download GPU-Z. However in some scenarios, you cant use any other tools, so you have to search manually. By going to the Windows device manager and further into graphic...
by Aenerine | Oct 4, 2015 | Blog Posts
I was always amazed how fantastic was the Ocean simulation from nVidia (Its a part of the CUDA toolkit). I did not understand how was it working, so I searched and in fact found many examples on the internet. All of the ocean wave animations use the statistics model...
