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===== Bandwidth control ===== | ===== Bandwidth control ===== | ||
- | The term **[[selectivity]]** refers to the ability of a receiver to receive a signal next to another signal without interference or to separate two signal | + | The term **[[selectivity]]** refers to the ability of a receiver to receive a signal next to another signal without interference or to separate two signals |
In the shortwave range, the radio stations in the shortwave broadcast bands are located quite close to each other, usually with a channel spacing of 5 kHz. A transmitter in the next channel 5 kHz up or down to the desired frequency can strongly impair the signal, an unpleasant whistling tone will occur with a pitch of 5 kHz. On medium waves, this phenomenon is less a problem with a channel spacing of 9 kHz (internationally) or 10 kHz (in the USA), on VHF with a channel spacing of 50/100 kHz, adjacent channel interference is only a problem with extremely weak signals in the vicinity of a very strong signal " | In the shortwave range, the radio stations in the shortwave broadcast bands are located quite close to each other, usually with a channel spacing of 5 kHz. A transmitter in the next channel 5 kHz up or down to the desired frequency can strongly impair the signal, an unpleasant whistling tone will occur with a pitch of 5 kHz. On medium waves, this phenomenon is less a problem with a channel spacing of 9 kHz (internationally) or 10 kHz (in the USA), on VHF with a channel spacing of 50/100 kHz, adjacent channel interference is only a problem with extremely weak signals in the vicinity of a very strong signal " |
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