hambasics:sections:wavemodulation
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| ^Bandwidth |About 2.7 kHz on the low side of 3.875 MHz |About 6 kHz (2.7 kHz on each side of 3.885 MHz, with two gaps near the carrier) | | ^Bandwidth |About 2.7 kHz on the low side of 3.875 MHz |About 6 kHz (2.7 kHz on each side of 3.885 MHz, with two gaps near the carrier) | | ||
| ^Pauses |During pauses, no radio signal is transmitted. |During pauses, the carrier is still transmitted. | | ^Pauses |During pauses, no radio signal is transmitted. |During pauses, the carrier is still transmitted. | | ||
| + | ^^^ | ||
| ^Relationship |An AM signal can be understood in LSB mode because it contains the lower side band required. | ^Relationship |An AM signal can be understood in LSB mode because it contains the lower side band required. | ||
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