On Aug 24, 2013, at 10:06 AM, Bill Turner wrote:
> I can accept that, as well as 98% or 98.5% or practically anything in that
> area, but that's not what you originally said.
Ah, the crux is this Bill.
If you use 98%, you may get a bandwidth number of, say 1000 Hz.
And if you use a 99% number, you may get 1001 Hz.
And if you use a 99.9% number, you may get 1001.1 Hz.
And if you use a 99.99% number, you may get 1001.11 Hz.
et cetra, et cetra.
The key is that for any physical signal, that set of bandwidth numbers forms a
convergent series -- it converges to a finite number -- just as Achilles
catches the Hare in the end, in Greek mythology.
73
Chen, W7AY
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