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![]() Michael Black wrote: Beyond a certain point, you get conflict. Have a scheme that does a really good job of eliminating the fading, and likely that starts affecting the "fidelity" of the signal, because how do you discriminate between the voice at the transmitter end varying in amplitude, because the speaker starts talking more quietly or even just because sounds are made up of varying levels, and the signal fading as it travels to the receiver? It's easy to counter some of the fading, but it gets harder the more you try to conquer it. Michael Has anyone tried to measure the fading of the carrier and use that as a guide as to whether the level change in the sideband is fading related or program content related? Bob |
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