Spur Reduction (SR) Explained for PowerSDR 1.x Spur Reduction
Spur Reduction (SR) Explained for PowerSDR 1.x Spur Reduction
Spur Reduction (SR) Explained for PowerSDR 1.x Spur Reduction
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<strong>Reduction</strong> is turned OFF, the radio hardware has to tune the DDS a lot more often and a DDS<br />
change can happen in the middle of a audio sample causing blips, drop outs or "holes" in the<br />
audio. When the software tuning is used, it only tunes in between audio callbacks, thus ensuring<br />
that audio samples are not dropped/skewed during the frequency change.<br />
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Saturday, September 05, 2009
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