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Measured data transmission performance for AM broadcast-VHF radio distribution automation communication system

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1 Author(s)
Anderson, H.R. ; H.R. Anderson & Associates Inc., Eugene, OR, USA

The measured data transmission signaling performance for an AM broadcast (outbound) VHF radio (inbound) two-way distribution automation system is presented. The performance data are presented as a function of signal level, transmission path length and time of day. The outbound link, which uses inaudible low-speed phase modulation of the carrier of a standard AM broadcast station, demonstrated overall average signaling success rates of better than 99% in operational transceiver units. For the 154 MHz VHF return link, which used unconventional low-speed amplitude modulation resolved by a real-time FFT detector-receiver, the measured overall signaling success rate averaged about 60%

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Power Delivery, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:4 ,  Issue: 1 )

Date of Publication: Jan 1989

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