I was looking at a receiver catalog, and some of the receivers were
advertised as containing a "DSP comb filter" which could be turned on
when needed.

Can anyone tell me what a comb filter does and when it would be used?

www.devilfinder.com DSP Comb Filters

I looked it up because I didn't know myself.
cuhulin

"Carl" wrote in message
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I was looking at a receiver catalog, and some of the receivers were
advertised as containing a "DSP comb filter" which could be turned on
when needed.

Can anyone tell me what a comb filter does and when it would be used?

It's supposed to clean up the signal. Basically, the frequency response has
many peaks and valleys that together resemble a hair comb.

Carl wrote:
I was looking at a receiver catalog, and some of the receivers were
advertised as containing a "DSP comb filter" which could be turned on
when needed.

Can anyone tell me what a comb filter does and when it would be used?
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As others have mentioned, Comb Filtes are often used in video
applications.
This link dose a pretty good job of explaining what they are and why
they are used.

http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/vidcomb.htm

Terry

"Chris" wrote in message
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On 23 Oct 2006 04:25:01 -0700, an_old_friend wrote:

Chris wrote:

why do you play these usenet game fool

Bwa HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Sigged.

(And I'm not the one who was just banned by qrz.com.)


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In message . com,
Mark Morgan autolamed himself when he asked "why do you need yet
another sock puppet"

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Poor shunned Mark. No more QRZ, eh? I dare say he deserved same.

Now he's trying to hijack the thread.