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On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 17:20:35 GMT, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote: Joel Kolstad wrote: "xpyttl" wrote in message ... However, depending on where you are, you can typically only hear WWVB for a small part of the day. Does a bigger antenna help? Or is there just so much more background noise than signal that it's a lost cause? Hmm... isn't the data rate something like 1bps? Maybe they could do some direct sequence spreading at 100Hz or so and improve the link margin a handful of dB... :-) If the problem is more or less random noise, what is the point of spreading the transmit signal, since the same noise density would appear in a specific bandwidth after despreading. And lose the ability to be used as a frequency standard? The GPS signal is DSSS and it can be used as a time and/or frequency standard. Paul |
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