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In message , James
writes There is an application that uses FSK. But the actual information is not coded by the frequency shift but rather by the length of time one of the pulses is turned on. The pulses are about 2 milliseconds long. The information is coded on one of them. The other is always the same length. The frequency shift is always a constant. Now, my question. If you send this signal into a standard FM Rx it will produce a tone. Why? The two frequencies do not exist at the same time in the receiver. Mike |
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