Novi Kenwood in FT-5000 sta postaji z 10,7 in 9 MHz MF.  Mene bolj zanima 
ADAT-200A zgodba z 14-bitnim ADC celega KV.

LP MMM S56A


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Aleksander Žagar" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 8:42 PM
Subject: Re: [S5ham] Skrivnost K3 uspeha!


> Jaz pa c(akam, da bodo vse to naredili pri Kenwoodu, Icomu ali Yaesu-tu,
> namrec(, ne morem razumet, zakaj tega še niso. Morda bo novi Kenwood
> prav to. In da bi takšen radio imel USB povezavo s PC in vse tiste
> ''fensi'' skoupe na ekranu PC-ja, (kot jih reklamirajo pri FlexRadiu
> 5000) medtem, ko bi ohranil ''škatlo'' z vfojem, kot dobri stari
> štacjoni, le da bi bil to štacjon, kot pravi Marjan, pravi ''linearni''
> SDR. Da bi c(lovek imel obe možnosti, VFO in klik z miško na ekranu,
> recimo. Navada dela ....
>
> 73, 7S
>
> S56A pravi:
>>
>> **
>>
>> *Pravkar sem koncal ponovno branje 20 nadaljevanj G3XJP zgodbe o
>> pic-a-star homemade radiju.*
>>
>> *Konec zgodbe je zanimljiv ker pojasni veliki uspeh K3 radija na uho
>> pri KV tekmovalcih ampak tudi na ARRL testu.*
>>
>> *Podoben povdarek je imel YU1LM, ko mi je razlagal HiFi sprejem s SDR.
>> Mene KV motnje sicer ne motijo :-)*
>>
>> *LP MMM S56A v rdeci barvi Moskovskega WRTC!*
>>
>> *P.S. Orion je tudi izredno prijeten na uho predvsem zaradi cistega
>> lokalnega oscilatorja!*
>>
>> *THE LINEARITY CONUNDRUM*
>>
>> Why does a STAR sound so good both on
>>
>> receive and transmit? There can only ever
>>
>> be one answer. It is because it is linear.
>>
>> Because STAR is an IF processor it has a
>>
>> built-in head start over any AF add-on. The
>>
>> latter may indeed be better than nothing, but
>>
>> if the DSP has neither control of the AGC
>>
>> nor of the detection process then the
>>
>> damage has already been done - so to speak
>>
>> - before there is any chance to benefit from
>>
>> subsequent DSP.
>>
>> Thereafter, most of the 'star quality'
>>
>> derives from the inherent nature of digital
>>
>> (as opposed to linear analogue) signal
>>
>> processing.
>>
>> With analogue processing the quality is
>>
>> determined ultimately by device linearity.
>>
>> Any non-linearity - and all devices have
>>
>> some - results in intermodulation distortion
>>
>> products which can fall within the passband.
>>
>> And to a varying extent they grate on
>>
>> the human ear - which is particularly
>>
>> sensitive to their presence.
>>
>> With digital processing the nature of any
>>
>> distortion is quite different. It arises from
>>
>> rounding errors, quantisation errors and
>>
>> lack of arithmetic precision generally.
>>
>> So long as the system is not grossly
>>
>> overloaded (in which case it would fall
>>
>> apart in a big way) these errors do /not /result
>>
>> in discrete in-band IMD products.
>>
>> Rather they result in a general noise floor
>>
>> - of trivial amplitude. And in any practical
>>
>> HF radio communication system this noise
>>
>> is indistinguishable from and is buried well
>>
>> below the band noise. There are simply no
>>
>> conventional IMD products to hear.
>>
>> So the answer to the conundrum is this -
>>
>> and it may not be instinctive. Digital signal
>>
>> processing is inherently more linear …..
>>
>> than linear analogue processing.
>>
>> This is the technical rationale for the PICA-
>>
>> STAR project. And the ultimate rationale
>>
>> for the project? You may have guessed it
>>
>> by now. Promoting the interests of /amateur radio!/
>>
>>
>
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