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Can someone help me understand something about IF vs synch. I've read
that IF shifting can get rid of an interference that is occurring slightly lower or higher than the desired frequency. So, if you've got noise within the filter range and it's on the lower side of the frequency than you simply shift everything up so the noise is out of the "window". My question is that I'm not sure why you just couldn't use sync in to get rid of the interference. By just listening to the upper sideband the noise wouldn't be there. Right? Do I need to pay for an advanced feature like IF shift when I could get away with simply using a sync detector function? |
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