| ??? 10/17/00 13:30 Read: times |
#5775 - RE: The digital filter |
RF is noise.
A microprocessor can do wonderful things extracting signal from noise but its all hard mathematical stuff. Maybe a sufficient place to start is using an oversampling voting frame system. Back in '85 we took a standard audio channel into a zero-crossing detectors and into a microprocessors interrupt line. We piped a lot of information through that channel over a city wide network. Of course it hd some idiocy in the design. Before I got there, the engineer that did the original board put the interrupt on a non-maskable highest priority interrupt... making us jump through some hoops to handle high frequency white noise when no one was transmitting. Argh! An example of a hardware engineer trying to do microprocessors without understanding them. I had to have a small filter added so we didn't get the micro constantly interrupted without recourse. Oh well, that's about all I can say on that project. aka J |
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