Thanks Mark,

Makes it easier to understand.

Ron W4LDE


Mark Miller wrote:

>At 10:55 AM 10/1/2005, you wrote:
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>>most of  the user are
>>using the lower bandwidth on 30 and lower since we have limited space
>>and its share more  with SSB, RTTY and the other digital modes..
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>Yes that is certainly a factor, but on 40 most of the time I hear Olivia 
>and other modes right on top of the phone, so I am not sure given the 
>current allocations for 40 meters that this really makes much 
>difference.  It seems that Olivia and phone can co-exist.
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>I have put together a spreadsheet at 
>http://home.comcast.net/~mdmiller7/new_mfsk/tones_bw_baud_comp.htm that 
>lists all of the possible combinations of tones and bandwidth for 
>Olivia.  At the bottom you will see tabs that say all_possible, all_us, and 
>best. The all_possible tab is self explanatory, the all_us takes into 
>consideration the 300 baud limits that U.S. amateurs must operate under, 
>and best is the best combinations in MY OPINION optimized on characters per 
>second, baud rate, and interleaving.  Bandwidth is not taken into 
>consideration.
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>The columns at the top are self explanatory, with the exception of 
>mult.  Mult is the bits per second multiplier that you get when you use 
>m-ary tones.  An example is that with 16 tones, you encode 4 bits per 
>symbol, so you get bit per second mulitiplier of 4.
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>Take a look and see what you think.
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>73,
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>Mark N5RFX 
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