Hello Bob,

I am very interested to build a high performance SDR for 6m but 
there is not much information.

The SDR-100 does 6m, but no numbers are published.

Up to which frequency does the QSD works.

What kind of performance could be achievable?

Jean-Claude Abauzit, PJ2BVU

--- In [email protected], Robert McGwier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Juan:
> 
> The answer is, at is always is,  it depends.  Are you building an 
HF 
> receiver/transmitter/transceiver?  It is extremely difficult to 
get 
> A/D's with sufficient dynamic range, good linearity numbers, and 
good 
> noise floor to operate at reasonable IF's.  If you want to think 
of this 
> way the QSD and Tayloe are both sample and hold circuits but with 
> outstanding numbers for dynamic range, linearity and noise 
floor.   It 
> will be pretty hard for you to beat the 10.7 MHz IF you build out 
of a 
> QSD mixer. 
> 
> Then you begin to study the problem even more closely.  And you 
find 
> that it is really hard to build RF amps and mixers and IF amps in 
front 
> of the QSD that do not seriously hamper the performance.
> 
> Read the receiver performance numbers for the NC2030 or the ARRL 
> measured numbers for the QSD in the SDR-1000
> 
> http://www.flex-radio.com/articles_files/2005-10_QST_Review.pdf
> 
> 
> and you see that it is really hard to see how you can beat just 
doing 
> the QSD and doing ADC/DSP at near audio. 
> 
> N8BV, Phil Covington has published a very interesting variant.  It 
has 
> some unique attributes.  It is not the QSD (balanced) or the 
Tayloe 
> (unbalanced).   It does not use sampling capacitors but active 
LPF's and 
> virtual ground:
> 
> http://pcovington.blogspot.com/
> 
> He is doing several very interesting things and has done some 
great 
> stuff for the PowerSDR project as well.  It is absolutely amazing 
to me 
> how much there is yet to learn in this fascinating area.
> 
> Bob
> N4HY
> 
> 
> 
> Juan EA7FNJ wrote:
> 
> >Hi guys.
> >
> >I have a question:
> >
> >What is the best way:
> >
> >- Input the IF signal to a ADC and make all the process by DSP
> >
> >                           or
> >
> >- Input the I/Q signal from the Tayloe Mixer to a ADC and DSP
> >
> >???
> >
> >At te begin of this summer, I made a USB Modulator by a DSP 
TMS320C
> >because it was a little project of my career. What is the best 
way in
> >a SDR?
> >
> >73
> >
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> > 
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
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> 
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>






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