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Richard Fry wrote:
"Physics is not application-selsctive." True. The laws of physics are inviolable. The FM amplifier does not need linearity. Amplitude distortion is irrevelant. Severe clipping to remove amplitude variations is common practice. Phase/frequency shift is the modulation of interest. Clipping generates harmonics and FCC rules limit harmonic transmission in all services. Any manufacturer wants to require the fewest user adjustments. I`m not surprised that tuned frequency selective circuits are minimized. I would be surprised if some final filter were not used to guarantee compliance with the rules. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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