Hi Brett,
your questions are interesting but they requires many
words to clarify them... I will try to give you simple
answers and may be other friends will add replies.
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Date: Wed, 02 May 2007 11:38:44 -0400
From: Brett gazdzinski
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Subject: RE: [Elecraft] here is
F.Y.I.
I know of at least two experimental ANTENNA -- DSP designs that are
out there being tested:
HPSDR Mercury design
http://hpsdr.org/mercury.html
and Phil Covington N8VB's QuickSilver QS1R/QS1T design
http://pcovington.blogspot.com/2006/12/qucksilver-qs1r-software-defined.html
de ken
Additional comments on using an A/D at the front end of a radio.
High Speed A/Ds that can handle the wide dynamic range of radio signals are
still an art form.
Any A/D suffers from the need to have filtering in front of it to avoid a
malady known as aliasing. In A/D theory, without band
Hi all:
I knew this would be a tough one for many (most). Try this on for size
Imagine that you walk into a very large office space (the band),
filled with desks and a hundred people working at those desks. You
sit down at a desk in the middle of the room.
At first, nobody is talking
REALLY nicely done, Doug. An excellent analogy. And I would wager heavily on
the correctness of your prediction. ;-)
Bill / W5WVO
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
Hi all:
I knew this would be a tough one for many (most). Try this on for
size
Imagine that you walk into a very large office space
The confusion here may be primarily one of semantics. The K3's main
narrow IF filters -are- the first filters seen after the first mixer,
just like those in the K2. Our first IF at 8.215 MHz acts as our primary
narrow IF filter stage and can also be considered our roofing filter
stage, since
Hello Brett!
Is there no way to put dsp at/as the first filter?
What are the limitations of the dsp, frequency, filter quality?
Is there a problem getting dsp to work at say 455 khz?
To answer these questions would take a textbook! Or at least a very
long essay.
The short version is:
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