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It is possible that the station's transmitter is faulty and they are oiperating on a temporary, lower-powered transmitter with no RDS. Or that the RDS is...
Jochen Siegenthaler
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Hi to RDS forum Members I am working on RDS encoder hardware. In designing the shaping filter in transmitter ( raised cosine filter) , I have understood that a...
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Hi to RDS forum Members I am working on RDS encoder hardware. In designing the shaping filter in transmitter ( raised cosine filter) , I have understood that a...
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Jan 6, 2006
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an active filter of some sort is probaby the best way to go. it will yield lower distortion and possible lower error rates, and with careful design, will be...
Josh Jones
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Hello, My Name is Nate, And I'm going to go in to Broadcasting school, Shortly, And I wanted to learn a few things. Any help at all would be greatly...
Nate Gnau
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... Thank you Josh You mean that implementing a 2nd order sallen key ( by an opamp and some resistors) dont give a good performance ? if yes there are two ...
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I seem to think that a stand-alone filter network like the one you propose may work better than trying to take the back way through a phillips IC, which is...
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Hi all Just got a techo with some high tech gear to examine & adjust things to get them running properly. We found the RDS injection level was running too low...
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Jan 21, 2006
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Dare I say - told you so? J...
Jochen Siegenthaler
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... Ouch! No need to be so spiteful! You got to remember I'n only NEW to bradcasting....2 months... You've probably been in broadcasting for years & spent...
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Can someone help me to find a current list of all years, makes and models of vehicles sold in the US that currently have this RDS technology? I can't seem to...
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HI RDS fan, I am a designer of radio transmitter. And now I am working on a digital radio transmitter with RDS supported. I have some questions to the RDS...
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Feb 13, 2006
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Hi, I don't understand Q1. Q2: RDS subcarrier tolerance is 57kHz +/- 6Hz, which is based on the 19kHz pilot tone +/-2Hz spec Refer EN50067 section 1.1 You...
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Hi Jochen, Thanks for your reply, The first question is about SNR to the RDS signal. Let me explain. Assuming the MPX signals is 80dB in SNR. And pilot tone...
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Feb 13, 2006
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Hmmm... still not sure I understand Do you mean receiver SNR? If so, this depends on the receive RF level and the initial RDS subcarrier injection level Do you...
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Hi Jochen, Thanks for your patient. I will explain it clearly again. I have follow the EN50067 standard. I designed the transmitter. The RDS modulated signal...
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Feb 14, 2006
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You probably need to look at transmitter specifications and ITU-R recommendations for transmitter performance I'm not familiar with these specs, they're out...
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Your 40dB SNR is relative to the RDS subcarrier. The RDS subcarrier at 2kHz deviation is already 31dB down on peak modulation, so you can add that figure to...
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Hello there, Do you mean vehicles with RDS for display of station name etc, or do you mean vehicles with the recently launched RDS-TMC traffic information for...
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It may we worth noting that the attachment on that last message had a worm virus in it. JJ...
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HI Dave, Sorry for delay the discussion. I am new to the digital signal processing design. I have understand a few common of your direction. But let me explain...
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