I am trying to calculate the phase difference between two signals, a sine wave and a cosine wave, using GNU Radio. I am using the following block configuration:
The problem is that I am not getting the desired output in the time sink block. I just see a constant signal with amplitude of 0 not changing over time.
Is my block configuration to calculate the phase difference between the two signals right?
As documented in the official Block documentation,
Sine
- Real-valued signal types: Amplitude·sin(2π·Frequency/Sample Rate·n) + Offset
- Complex-valued signal types: Amplitude·[cos(2π·Frequency/Sample Rate·n) + 1j·sin(2π·Frequency/Sample Rate·n)] + Offset
Cos
- Real-valued signal types: Amplitude·cos(2π·Frequency/Sample Rate·n) + Offset
- Complex-valued signal types (identical to Sin): Amplitude·cos(2π·Frequency/Sample Rate·n) + 1j·sin(2π·Frequency/Sample Rate·n) + Offset
(emphasis mine)
So, this isn't surprising - you're multiplying exp(j·something) with its own conjugate all the time, getting a constant exp(j·0) = 1, which has argument 0.
Try changing the initial phase of either of these!