Hi Warren,
Just returned from a QRL trip to Bavaria so sorry for the delay.
Not much to add to what Alberto said.. it's nice to have I/Q output from
the frontend of an image-cancelling DC receiver, and to effectively
double the bandwidth of the soundcard input (for example, observe a 96
kHz wide spectrum band if the soundcard supports a true sample rate of
96 kSamples per second). But for LF... well ..
To decode a PSK(31) signal from such a receiver, you could use SpecLab
with I/Q inputs (stereo mode), use the mixer/multiplier block in "I/Q"
mode to convert the signal back into a single-channel audio signal (can
be done but tricky to set up; please ask if you need further
instructions). The PSK decoder (aka "digimode terminal") must be
connected to label L5 in the circuit diagram, after combining the
downconverted I- and Q channels.
Cheers,
Wolf .
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