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Old March 16th 06, 06:09 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
Samuel Hunt
 
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Default FM S:N and C:N relationship?

Does anyone know any sort of a formulas that might give me a clue as to the
relationship between S:N and C:N for an FM system?

I'm playing with narrow FM (500hz deviation kind of stuff), and want to try
to work out the expected S:N for various different deviations with different
C:N radios. Obviously the C:N improves with lower deviation because of the
tighter IF filter, but the S:N will worsen because of the lower deviation,
but I would appreciate some sort of help in the right direction for the
formulas.


Thanks all,

Sam


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