[GreenKeys] Signal Analysis

tony j. podrasky [email protected]
Thu, 23 Jan 2003 11:43:49 -0800


Hi Roy;

If you find any information, please pass it along/post it. I'm a big fan
of SWL'ing.

My AEA DSP-2232 has this function built-in, but over the years the new
encryption algorithms have rendered it faily useless. I've hooked up an
oscilloscope to the digital stage of my T.U., and have found that just
about every 850Hz shift signal you find these days reverses its shift,
baud, and some other things I'm not too sure of. 

regards,
tonyp W6ESE


Roy Norris wrote:
> 
> Is anyone aware of a program that will allow the user to perform signal
> analysis on a RTTY or data signal?  I would like to be able to determine
> baud rate, number of bits, etc for a received data signal.  Any thoughts
> would be most appreciated.
> 

-- 
Tony J. Podrasky    You want to know what it's like to do upgrades
  tony.podrasky     to computers? Well, do you remember the episode
       @            of STARTREK [TOS] where Capt. Kirk sneaks aboard
     hp.com         a Romulan vessel, steals their cloaking device
                    (which no human has ever seen), and then gives 
                    it to Scotty to connect up - which he better do
                    before the Romulans blast them out of the sky?
                    Well I'm Scotty and that pretty much says it all. 
                                                 -tony j. podrasky