The below statement surprised me. That is not how noise blanking
normally works; normally it will suppress any wide band pulse. The
typical arrangement uses a high bandwidth, low delay, path, to detect
the pulse. It can then mute the signal path by the time the pulse gets
through the narrower filters on the main path. That will happen with
single, or randomly spaced spikes.
--
David Woolley
K2 06123
On 13/06/2019 14:09, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
The Noise Blanker only affects repetitive pulse noise such as ignition
type noise. Lightning and atmospheric is random noise.
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