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Old November 15th 04, 01:46 PM
Richard Fry
 
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"Roy Lewallen" wrote
Once you have enough signal and noise to overcome
your receiver's internal noise, there's no advantage of any
further increase, since there's no improvement in the
signal to noise ratio.

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Pardon the thread drift, but making the receive antenna directional can
improve system SNR by reducing the total noise voltage delivered to the
receiver input, as a ratio of the desired signal.

RF

 
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