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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. |
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-^Relationship |An AM signal can be understood in LSB mode because it contains the lower side band required.  But an LSB signal can't be understood in AM mode because both sidebands and the carrier are needed to process the signal.    |+^Relationship |An AM signal can be understood in LSB mode because it contains the lower side band required.  But an LSB signal can't be understood in AM mode because both sidebands and the carrier are needed to process the signal.    ||
  
  
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