8000 autorange mode for plotter by kgarrels · Pull Request #1423 · gqrx-sdr/gqrx · GitHub
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Automatic estimation of noisefloor in spectrum, min for waterfall and panadapter is adjusted automatically, max uses the old delta (max-min).

  • double click y-axis to enable/disable
  • y-axis turns green
  • autorange mode is rememberd in settings

Noise Floor detection a la Simon Brown, quote:
"A few weeks previously a reasonable logic was implemented for measuring the noise floor. Purists will not be happy - they rarely are, bu 8000 t it works for me. Take the output from the SDR radio, ignore 15% of the bandwidth at the high and low end of the output to avoid the ant-alias filtering, and we're left with a healthy 70% of the signal.
Now sort the FFT bins by value, take the mean of the lowest 10% and that's the noise floor."

Percent values are slightly different, a moving average is added over lowest bins and over time.

autorange mode for plotter
Automatic estimation of noisefloor in spectrum, min for waterfall and panadapter is adjusted automatically, max uses the old delta (max-min).

- double click y-axis to enable/disable
- y-axis turns green
- autorange mode is rememberd in settings

Noise Floor detection a la Simon Brown, quote:
"A few weeks previously a reasonable logic was implemented for measuring the noise floor.
Purists will not be happy - they rarely are, but it works for me.
Take the output from the SDR radio, ignore 15% of the bandwidth at the high and low end of the output to avoid the ant-alias filtering,
and we're left with a healthy 70% of the signal.
Now sort the FFT bins by value, take the mean of the lowest 10% and that's the noise floor."

Percent values are slightly different, a moving average is added over lowest bins and over time.
@argilo argilo added the feature label May 27, 2025
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