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From: Gary Schafer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [AMRadio] PEP for AM
Anyway, I ran across this information, and thought I'd share it with the
group here, so that some mis-conceptions about AM PEP could be cleared
up.
(from:
P E P (AM)
% Modulation = (( PEP - PC) / PC) *100%
Example:
Carrier Power PC = 100 W, PEP = 400 W.
Determine % Modulation
M% = (( 400 - 100) / 100) *100% = ((20-10) / 10) *100% = 100%
Hmmm, let's see, 400 watts -100 watts = 300 watts. Divided by 100 watts
=
3.
Times
Can someone tell me how
to do square root symbols on a regular keyboard?
Gary,
You might try (X)^1/2... your raising the number to the 1/2 power,
which is the same as taking the square root. ^(1/3) cube root ^
(1/4) fourth, etc..
I can't remember if the extended ascii or whatever its
On Sat, 30 Dec 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gary,
You might try (X)^1/2... your raising the number to the 1/2 power,
which is the same as taking the square root. ^(1/3) cube root ^
(1/4) fourth, etc..
The ASCII 'programming' convention is \sqrt{n}.
The labor intensive way to
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Subject: [AMRadio] PEP for AM
Anyway, I ran across this information, and thought I'd share it with the
group
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