> > Jan asks;
> >
> > >You say below that signals was clean but distorted due to too
>much speech
> > processing.How can a signal be clean and distorted at the same
>time?
> >
> > By 'clean', I mean not excessively wide - or, if you like, the
>occupied
> > bandwidth is correct for the voice modulated single sideband
> signal.
>
> I agree Peter.
>
> If distortion occurs in front of the filters, there can be horrible
> distortion yet nice narrow bandwidth.
>
Absolutley
>
> On the opposite side of the coin a signal that sounds very clean on
> the operating frequency can be very wide.
>
Yes indeed, never stated anything different.
>
> One has nothing to do with the other. How you "sound" on the
> operating frequency doesn't always have anything to do with
> bandwidth. That is why an oscilloscope can't tell you anything
> about bandwidth.
>
Also true, again never stated anything different.
>
> 73, Tom W8JI
> w8ji@contesting.com
>
Still I insist, I would never ever call a distorted signal
clean, sorry guys!
You tend to drift away from the issue, someone needs to be
temperature compensated!
73, Jim SM2EKM
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