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Old September 4th 04, 05:50 PM
Jim Haynes
 
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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.

But if the shifting, the pulse repetition, is taking place at a high
enough frequency it will be heard as a tone. And, yes, the information
is still there because the waveform of the tone should be that of the
modulating signal.

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