calculate SNR and watch a binary file

[Markus Feldmann]

Rob Mahurin schrieb:

> These files came from some analog-to-digital converter?  If you look  
> at them with hexdump, there is stuff that looks like data only in the  
> first 200 bytes or so.  The rest of the file looks likes zeros and  
> the occasional 0x80bf.  I wouldn't expect the data read from these  
> files to have a meaningful Fourier transform.
> 
> Cheers,
> Rob
> 
The data can be watched with my method, but not be plotted.
I do not know how to collect the complex values and bits ?

Ok, here is a clipping from the data at the beginning:
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
       -1 +     0i
        0 -     1i
      -13 +     2i
       65 -    32i
     -183 +    98i
      412 -   233i
     -831 +   478i
     1572 -   918i
    -3050 +  1745i
     8314 -  4139i
   -12548 -  5491i
     3899 + 10329i
     3523 -  2748i
    -1791 +  1379i
      951 -   738i
     -484 +   378i
      219 -   176i
      -84 +    69i
       19 -    20i
        0 +     0i
        0 -     1i
        0 +     0i
        0 -     1i
        0 +     0i
        0 -     1i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 +     0i
        0 -     1i
        0 +     0i
       -1 -     1i
        0 +     0i
       -1 -     1i
        0 +     0i
       -1 -     1i
        0 +     0i
       -1 +     0i
        0 -     1i
        0 +     0i
       -1 -     1i
        0 +     0i
       -1 +     0i
        0 -     1i
       -1 +     0i

How can i collect bits from the I or Q Signal ?
And i do not know whether these are 16 bit samples
or 32 bit ?
And i do not know where is the beginning of the
samples ?
Maybe the curious values at the beginning is the
start point ?

Regards Markus