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Old April 26th 04, 07:42 PM
t.hoehler
 
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Hi Jianhong, I found the cquam documents I have. The first is a Motorola IC
advance information on the MC13020P AM stereo decoder chip. the second doc
is by Motorola also, Questions and Answers for the consumer. I don't know
if these will help, but to answer your question about separation of the
received am stereo signal, the MC13020P chip claims 30 db channel
separation, and at 100% modulation, the output distortion is typically 1.0 %
THD. Other than that info, the IC spec sheet gives pinout info on the
decoder chip, but no info about the transmitter end at all. Unfortunately, I
have no info on the Motorola CQUAM stereo exciter.
Hope this helps,
Tom
"Jianhong Wang" wrote in message
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Hi, Guys

I want to know what is the best stereo seperation a commercial
receiver can get for stereo AM signal? Could you recommend a receiver
to me. The same question to the transmitter. What is the best stereo
AM generator that can generates a good stereo seperation.

Thanks