[opendtv] Re: Transition report

Doug wrote:
>With digital, is not the exciter designed to compensate for any
amplitude AND PHASE anomalies of the transmit antenna? This is
a few lines of computer code and some canned FFT routines, even
in the absolute worst cases. In good cases it could be
>a simple FIR filter code. Does eat up DSP power, of course.

I had completely forgotten the exciter feedback loop feature.
Dale

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John Shutt wrote:
> With NTSC, the antenna is usually peaked to pass the visual carrier, the
> aural carrier, and the chroma psudocarrier.
>
> John
>
>

With digital, is not the exciter designed to compensate for any
amplitude AND PHASE anomalies of the transmit antenna? This is
a few lines of computer code and some canned FFT routines, even
in the absolute worst cases. In good cases it could be
a simple FIR filter code. Does eat up DSP power, of course.

Doug McDonald



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