any expert use BB60C to decode LTE signal?

can get the PCI, RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ, RS-SINR, time offset, etc for each cell?

Probably need to do this in something like Matlab (communications toolbox possibly, unless they have a new toolbox for LTE) and just feed it the raw I/Q data

Hi Testpoint,

I agree with Jared. Tools like Matlab (they do have an LTE toolbox https://www.mathworks.com/products/lte-system.html) will be the best way forward. I’m not aware of any third party applications that solve this problem directly using our receiver. As Jared stated, you will need to pull the IQ data directly from the receiver (using the BB60C API) and push it through some processing libraries. There are Matlab examples for getting IQ data from the BB60C into your Matlab script, you can find these examples in the API SDK. (link: https://signalhound.com/download/bbsa-application-programming-interface-for-windows-3264-bit/)

Regards,
Andrew

Has anyone tried using GNUradio and GR-LTE?

thank you so much, I think this is the best SDR receiver for LTE decoding, others just for lab trial use, can not for real field use.
you may add another RF port then can use 2*2 MIMO function.

if someone can do it, I can pay money to buy the software or source code.

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