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Anthony Fremont
- Jan 1, 1970
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Can anyone verify that stuff that phil stated? For those that haven't
seen it, he claims that rapidly switching the baseband output from an FM
discriminator rapidly (38kHz) between the L and R channels (speakers,
preamp in, or whatever floats your boat) will separate the L+R signal
into its L and R components. Phil provided one link making that claim,
but it is severely lacking in any technical explanation of that type of
decoding. I've searched and searched and I can't find anyone else
claiming the same thing. Seriously, this is no troll, I've never heard
of this before. Is it really true? Can anyone elaborate on how/why
that would work? Wouldn't Nyquist (sp?) limits apply here?
seen it, he claims that rapidly switching the baseband output from an FM
discriminator rapidly (38kHz) between the L and R channels (speakers,
preamp in, or whatever floats your boat) will separate the L+R signal
into its L and R components. Phil provided one link making that claim,
but it is severely lacking in any technical explanation of that type of
decoding. I've searched and searched and I can't find anyone else
claiming the same thing. Seriously, this is no troll, I've never heard
of this before. Is it really true? Can anyone elaborate on how/why
that would work? Wouldn't Nyquist (sp?) limits apply here?