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wrote: I just don't buy the argument that nobody thought about DSB. DSB is naturally generated from a mixer if the audio signal is zero mean. [Again, it is best to talk about modulation schemes by discussion modulators.] Remember, AM exists because the demod is cheaper, not because it is any easier to generate that say DSB. AM and DSB use the same hardware. But there's something where a DSB local carrier has to be in phase with the signal, otherwise there some sort of canceling effect from the two sidebands. SSB doesn't have the problem, it just causes a pitch shift. The only DSB I know of, (that isn't just treated as a cheap form of SSB, where really only one sideband is used) is the L-R subcarrier in FM stereo where they double the pilot tone to get an in phase carrier. Mark Zenier Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com) |
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