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Subject: | Re: LF: RE: Todmorden receiver |
From: | Paul Nicholson <[email protected]> |
Date: | Tue, 26 Dec 2017 16:14:53 +0000 |
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Varying the E/H mix on recent carriers and EbNaut signals fails to improve S/N when I move away from the calibrated mix. That's a good sign but it's not quite right yet. Measured E/H is tending to come out a little on the high side of 376 ohms, where it should really be equal to or lower than the free-space value. Lower with more local signals which would have higher elevation of incident signal. Today I measured the loop area more carefully. The ground beneath is uneven so I had to integrate - just W*H is no longer accurate enough. The nice thing about loops is that they are easy to calibrate accurately, compared with E-field probes which need careful modeling of charge distribution to determine the effective height. The E-field model isn't quite right at the moment since I repositioned the clamps. I think the effective height is higher now than modeled. Perhaps enough to fix the error? If the calibration can be refined sufficiently well, it ought to be possible to adjust the antenna synthesis not just for azimuth, but for elevation and polarisation too, to achieve a further small increase in S/N. fbins spectrogram is currently running with the old calibration and therefore won't have a good front/back ratio or optimum sensitivity. When I've pinned down the calibration a bit tighter, I can recalculate the spectrogram data, backdating to midday 20th when the new H rx was activated. > better keep some of the sausages ;-) Nobody had a camera the other day to capture the bizarre sight of someone running along a muddy farm track carrying a car battery and a spectrum analyser with an angry dog snapping at his wellies. I had no spare hand to throw sausages. -- Paul Nicholson -- |
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