| From: | shadowrn@*********.com (Pepe Barbe) |
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| Subject: | Signal locator rating |
| Date: | Thu Mar 28 00:50:01 2002 |
>But is that necessary for the signal locator? The tracking signals need to
>get
>through the jamming; the locator is just a receiver.
The rating of the transmitter is tied to flux, which ties to power. A more
powerful signal travels farther and is less prone to signal noise.
Therefore high powered signals can be protected to jamming and ecm.
But there are other techniques of protection of signal noise; Digital
Signal Processing would be an example.
Maybe for ECM and Jamming, the rating both could be tied. Maybe the mean of
the values round down.
Pepe
