> >Or do they use a 3000 Hz BW for testing purposes and compare modes that way?
> Yes to compare. For example, I want to compare modes at S/N=-10 dB:
>
> I send a a signal of 1 mWatt and 10 mW of noise in 3KHz (so 3.33 mW per KHz).
>
> Now among this noise you can send your 1 mWatt signal in th
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s to claims of SNR?
No it is indifferent.
73
Patrick
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Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2007 1:20 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: QEX Article on HF Digital Propagation
The part that I don't ful
Sorry but I may have missed something.
Your point is ? ? ?
At 07:11 PM 10/27/2007, you wrote:
>I took the dB results from the authors web page and calculated the bandwidth
>adjusted dB and the Shannon-Hartley channel capacity:
>
> Report
>SNRBWBW Adj
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Jose,
Just as
The part that I don't fully understand is the bandwidth calculation.
When I use PSK31, isn't the bandwidth pretty much set by the baud rate
and width of the signal? Often it is expressed as around double the baud
rate or ~ 60 Hz.
Now if I have my rig wide open with the 3.6 kHz bandwidth and tig
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How wide is 45 baud RTTY ?
At 07:52 PM 10/26/2007, Rick, KV9U wrote in part:
>How do you make a wider bandwidth for a given mode? Isn't the bandwidth
>based on the baud rate to begin with?
Rud Merriam wrote:
> Jose,
>
> Just as you were posting this message I was stumbling on a web site that
> agreed with your comment.
>
> With further searching I think I have the relationship. The QEX article has
> the statement that to go from the 3kHz bandwidth used you "subtract 34 dB
> and ad
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Yes, a 3 kHz voice channel...not the inmediate environment of the
digital signal, but much, much farther away. An
Rick wrote:
> Something that has long been unclear to me is how can we have all these
> modes that work far below zero db S/N and yet the Eb/No (energy per bit
> relative to noise) can theoretically not go much lower than between 1
> and 2 dB below zero dB according to the Shannon Limit?
That
I thought about the same. On pactor, the doppler perturbation is 31/100
of the signalling rate, thus, results less affected, even without taking
into account the FEC and QRQ strenghts that Pactor also packs along.
73,
Jose, CO2JA
Vojtech Bubnik wrote:
>> PSK31 failed, bad copy even under goo
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My understanding is that the Eb/No is more of what you would find at the
antenna terminals, without the bandwidth of the receiver?
Using your data on your web site, how does this relate to say, PSK31
modulation? Would the SNR also be at
How wide is 45 baud RTTY ?
At 07:52 PM 10/26/2007, Rick, KV9U wrote in part:
>How do you make a wider bandwidth for a given mode? Isn't the bandwidth
>based on the baud rate to begin with?
My understanding is that the Eb/No is more of what you would find at the
antenna terminals, without the bandwidth of the receiver?
Using your data on your web site, how does this relate to say, PSK31
modulation? Would the SNR also be at zero with the 31 bps baud rate with
the B/C (Bandwidth in
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Something that has long been unclear
as defined above).
73
Patrick
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Sent: Friday, October 26, 2007 8:39 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: QEX Article on HF Digital Propagation
Something that has long been unclear to me is how can we have all
Something that has long been unclear to me is how can we have all these
modes that work far below zero db S/N and yet the Eb/No (energy per bit
relative to noise) can theoretically not go much lower than between 1
and 2 dB below zero dB according to the Shannon Limit?
Then you need to take the
Now Walt be fair, It does more then just P3.
Besides, remember what the first digital watches came
out. I the for around 150 bucks or more. You can now
get the same watches for $5 or less.
You think maybe some of them big bucks could
be going for R&D ?
At 09:37 PM 10/25/2007, you wrote:
>If I in
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One other comment.
I have said before on this list that I have seen and used to have data
produced
by SouthWest
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Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 9:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [digitalradio] RE: QEX Article on HF Digital Propagation
Rud Merriam wrote
One other comment.
I have said before on this list that I have seen and used to have data produced
by SouthWest Research Institute here in San Antonio that shows the maximim
probable data capability of a single PSK signal.
This study was done for the U.S. Government in research to find the best
Rud Merriam wrote:
> After a comment off list from Demeter I checked the Pactor specifications.
> It uses DBPSK or DQPSK.
>
> Why do the reports about Pactor indicate it is more robust than the QEX
> article would indicate?
>
>
> Rud Merriam K5RUD
> ARES AEC Montgomery County, TX
> http://The
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