Re: Rx/Tx equalization
Posted by
Jack Smith-6 on
Aug 25, 2008; 5:42pm
URL: http://elecraft.85.s1.nabble.com/Rx-Tx-equalization-tp781488p782081.html
Bad choice of words - what I was getting at is that you are looking at
the composite of the microphone and the transceiver's audio processing.
It would be useful to look at each separately. This suggests looking at
the microphone individually, into an audio spectrum analyzer and also
looking at the transceiver response with a swept tone to understand what
is going on in both as well as looking at them with normal speech when
connected.
Jack
Barry N1EU wrote:
> Jack Smith-6 wrote:
>
>> Looking at the audio output in monitor mode
>> with a spectrum analyzer misses parts of the audio chain ahead of the
>> transceiver.
>>
>>
> Why would you miss any effects that were upstream of the monitor?
>
> 73,
> Barry N1EU
>
>
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