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Richard Fry wrote:
If you are still thinking of the broadcast television signal, the audio portion is not a subcarrier -- it is a discrete carrier whose modulation can be detected by any receiver capable of FM demodulation, and able to tune to its r-f center frequency. The confusing part, at least for me, was that the entire passband *can be* downconverted and then demodulated assuming 4.5 MHz separation. That doesn't imply a *necessary* condition for demodulation. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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