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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Sacramento, CA
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As John Curl once said, they've found an asymmetry of sidebands. I.e. heights of strips are different while in case of pure IM they should be equal, that means additionally to IM there is some PM.
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: berkeley ca
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Thanks for reminding them, Wavebourn, but the sidebands are symmetrical, which implies FM. However, back then, while I was a participant in the original testing, 34 years ago, I did not notice these 'extra' pips as being anything special, either, until the possibility of FM modulation was pointed out to me, recently.
I think that Matti first mistook the added pips to be the 2F2-NF1 series, because the 2F2-9F1 seemed to fit fairly closely. It is just that some of them DON'T fit closely enough. It was just the wrong path to take, but all pioneers go up 'blind alleys' some of the time. Everyone, please understand that. In those days, before personal computers, and the smallest practical computing device was the PDP-11, we didn't use computers at all, and this test was performed by an HP3581, and some sort of mechanical plotter. It is a good machine, but all analog, so far as I know. I have one sitting in my closet, and I loaned SY one, years ago. He still has it, I guess, and unless he decided to use it for a 'boat anchor' or door stop, it still does a respectable job of measurement. Last edited by john curl; 8th September 2009 at 06:11 PM. |
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Sorry John, I misunderstood you. I thought you were referring to asymmetrical pips that may signify presence of PIM, but I don't understand how some extra pips may signify PIM. For more than 2 pips to be visible in case of PM there should be horrible deviation that can't be produced by the device in question. And as soon as both IM and PIM present pips should have different height, due to compensation.
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: berkeley ca
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It is really easy to see this. Just print out Fig 3, especially at 2 times size, then FOLD IT BACK, on itself around F1 or 3.18KHz. You WILL find symmetry in the contested distortion byproducts. This hint is due to Jocko, a former contributer here, and still one of the best engineers I know.
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: berkeley ca
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Wavebourn, FM modulation, itself, has pips of EQUAL height. I have it running in my lab. Please, don't predict what should or should not be. What is, is what matters.
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No matter how do you cal that strips on the paper, but it is a forum. Be it a democratic institution we could vote for PM or against PM, be it a tribe we could ask our Elders to decide, but here on the forum some physical evidences have to be presented. I believe that PIM were present in that experiment because I know how to create it, but I don't see a proof of it's presence on the graph.
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