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I want to see SHF FM video signals.
Hi:
Video signals for NTSC, PAL, and SECAM television are transmitted on AM carriers. My question is, let's say I have a television set that is capable of receiving and demodulating FM video carrier waves. What would I see on the TV? I am aware that no company uses FM video. Would I see sawtooth- like patterns on the screen due to frequency-modulated electric fields present in the environment? I'd really like buy a TV with a FM-video receiver; I want to find out what FM-video disturbances in the SHF [Super High Frequency ] frequency-range look like. I am sick n' tired of AM video. AM should be used for analog audio. FM should be used for digital video. Regards, Radium |
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