[hpsdr] Pre-Distortion
David R. Wilson
david at wwns.com
Sat Dec 7 16:01:11 PST 2013
Hi guys,
This idea was used in HDTV and HDRadio, and has been there now for a
number of years. It is built into some of the more modern broadcast
transmitters.
It really works well. I had the chance to be at a training seminar
at Harris about 8 years ago and saw this on the spectrum analyzer.
Once the switch was flipped for the system to optimize the spectrum and
clean up the mixing products, it took a few seconds. Then the garbage
dropped by several DB (best I remember more than 10, could have been
more).
So, Yes. This stuff is well worth the hassle. For a HDTV station it
is very difficult to meet FCC requirements without it.
Dave
KU4B
On Sat, 2013-12-07 at 23:48 +0000, Jeff Cook wrote:
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> Dear All,
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> At the risk of showing myself to be a complete plebeian, is there a
> discernible improvement that one can hear when using pre-distortion;
> or is this more of an esoteric exercise in design excellence? In other
> words is this an improvement that one can only detect using test
> equipment.
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> Jeff Cook, G0AFQ.
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