On Mon, May 11, 2020 at 11:09 AM, <erik@...> wrote:
Can you explain what you mean with "going close to the carrier"?
Can you give a practical example?
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Erik,
? ?I believe he means that if your lowest resolution bandwidth is much wider than the modulation frequency then the modulation cannot be resolved in the presence of a nearby carrier.? The modulation gets integrated into the carrier.? I've "missed" many signals because they were too close to a carrier and I didn't use a narrow enough resolution bandwidth and slow enough sweep time to resolve them.
?-Herb
