Except that you need to despread the pilot. The good news is that some
companies make saw correlators for the pilot. Bit of work regardless.
DCFluX wrote:
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> I think AM stations have tighter frequency requirements. I think I
> read some where it was supposed to be + or - 5 hz, of course tha
I think AM stations have tighter frequency requirements. I think I
read some where it was supposed to be + or - 5 hz, of course that is
only at 1 to 2 MHz which is still 5ppm stability.
Isnt CDMA supposed to use GPS locked rubidium standards? See i you can
find aa control channel in the 800-900 MH
At 9/5/2009 21:20, you wrote:
> > OK, now that NTSC video is gone, so are my handy local video
> > carriers that
> > I used to use to check the frequency accuracy of my signal
> > generators. However, I understand that there are pilot
> > carriers buried
> > within the 8VSB DTV signals that can be
> OK, now that NTSC video is gone, so are my handy local video
> carriers that
> I used to use to check the frequency accuracy of my signal
> generators. However, I understand that there are pilot
> carriers buried
> within the 8VSB DTV signals that can be used for the same purpose. A
> coupl
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