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Netnews Marty wrote:
Wonder if Radio Shack 21-543 uses switched capacitor filters as basis. Google no direct help but does show Rad-Shack parts list that might be plumbed for an answer. Would like to move the CW center-freq. around the 750 hz place it's currently located - per '95 Handbook wherein only a pot's needed with the MF8CCNs in a design there. Thnks for the read OMs Marty aa4rm PS... now that I've got ur attn, anyone know a 'filter' that hunts out a hetrodyne freq. and nulls it automatically? They exist. They've been described in QEX or QST, but I can't remember the date. It requires making an adaptive filter on a DSP that looks for highly correlated data and nulls it out. Supposed to work very well. I think I've seen ads for such things, but my personal radio collection only includes things that I built or things with vacuum tubes, so I can't give you any specific information. -- Tim Wescott Wescott Design Services http://www.wescottdesign.com |
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