[R-390] Noise Floor question
Perry Sandeen
sandeenpa at yahoo.com
Wed Mar 29 13:11:36 EST 2006
In ads for the R390A the term of "noise floor close the theoretical limit" yada yada yada. is
often mentioned. A search on google didnt yield anything comprehensible.
If we follow Roger Ruszkowskis method for achieving a 30db ratio, then by logical definition we
are lowering the noise floor by a ratio-metric method.
I know the receiver has a very low "noise floor" but how would us mere mortals measure it? Short
the antenna input, terminate the audio out put with a 600 ohm resistor turn up the RF gain and
audio controls and then measure the AC voltage on the termination resistor with a micro-voltmeter?
If one did Chuck Ripples audio improvements are we lowering the noise floor or just making a
better sounding audio output or both?
Inquiring minds ever seek knowledge for improving our radios. Regards, Perrier
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