What I get using a relatively flat AGC is automation of my
riding the RF gain control. I don't see how this kind of
automation affects decoder performance. It should help
performance as the decoder has a nearly constant level signal to
work with. Please explain.
Thanks - Bill AE6JV
On 3/7/17 at 11:37 AM, [email protected] (Ed Muns) wrote:
Just the opposite. Most digital signal decoders work best with the least
AGC action possible, even AGC Off. AGC constrains decoder performance.
Ed W0YK
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Now to use SLP=15 for digital, where I want the AtoD to not
have to deal with a big range, while using something with more
dynamic range for voice/CW.
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