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From: py2wm 

Date: 03/25/06 21:21:55 

To: [email protected] 

Subject: [soft_radio] Re: SDRadio/Winradio amplitude
adjusting 

 

 

> > Hi Alberto, 

> > 

> > In SDRadio and Winradio, to what extent does the
"channel skew" 

> > amplitude adjustment allow for amplitude
unbalance? 

> > 

> > I intend to do a Monte Carlo evaluation of a
QSD/audio pre- 

Amplifier 

> > to discover the maximum tolerance of components
which could be 

> > balanced out by the software correcting tool. 

> > 

> > 73, 

> > 

> > João De Marco, PY2WM 

> 

> João, 

> 

> the adjustment range in SDRadio is rather limited,
as I didn't 

Foresee a great imbalance in amplitude. Maybe I was 

> wrong, but currently one of the two channels has an
amplitude 

Multiplier that can range from 0.95 to 1.05 when you 

> change the slider position in the skew adjustment
panel. The tests 

I did with my homebrew hardware indicated that this 

> range was plenty enough, but some Softrock users
have reported 

That a greater range maybe would be more indicated.
One 

> thing to be careful about : the Windows mixer panel
for the sound 

Card has small horizontal sliders for left/right 

> balancing. Please make sure that they are exactly in
the middle 

Position, otherwise they will introduce an error
greater 

> than what my routine is capable to fix... 

> 

> 73 Alberto I2PHD 

> 

Thanks Alberto, 

That's enough information, I just wanted a ballpark
number to start 

With. 

I guess that when this adjustment range doesn't fix an
unbalance 

Then it is the hardware that needs correction...! 

 

Best regards and 73, 

 

João De Marco, PY2WM 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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