[AMPS] Re:

[Peter Chadwick]

OK, Tom,

So your own particular definition of PEP is that of a number of cycles. 

Now what about the PEP of a ground radar, where they put out a very
broadband (narrow in time) pulse with rise and fall times of a few pico
seconds? That's one cycle; and it has a PEP, which is definable by the
'power in one cycle' definition.

The power in one cycle definition is a general one, applicable everywhere.
That's why the ITU and IEC adopted it.

73

Peter G3RZP


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