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On Mon, 06 Mar 2006 13:47:04 -0800, Roy Lewallen
wrote: [snip] Of course, you could make a receiver with very nearly true logarithmic response, by use of one of the excellent, wide dynamic range log amps which are available these days. But however much you or I might like one, the vast majority of amateurs couldn't care less about what their S meter is really indicating, so they wouldn't pay the added cost for it. Bill Carver, W7AAZ, designed such a beast. "A High-Performance AGC/IF Subsystem", QST, May 1996. I actually have one of his boards about half constructed... one I started in 1996. Gotta get back to that someday. |
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