Most demods require a few symbols to sync up.  We often implement that 
by delaying the output data. But once that happened you could have a 1 
symbol latency.

On 26/08/14 10:19, Steve wrote:
> I was thinking the next big thing (down the road) would be
> full-duplex, and then you could have two FFT's running :-)
>
> ...although maybe that might be better done with a different design
> (SM2000 ??)...
>
> Many years ago we used to have a TAPR 9600 baud repeater in town. It
> was pretty neat, as it solved the hidden terminal problem, everyone
> could hear everyone. The neat thing being the bit-regenerator. Rather
> than wait for the whole packet, it operated at the bit level.
>
> I was thinking that maybe an FDM repeater could operate the same way.
> Receive a symbol, transmit (regenerate) a symbol, loop. That way the
> repeater doesn't have to know anything about the vocoder or data
> protocol riding on top of the symbols.
>
> With enough carriers to fill the wide-band FM (5 kHz) bandwidth (2400
> bps at 50 baud or so).
>
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