[hfsig] Performance of 24/192 soundcards? USB Soundcards

[Robert McGwier]

You analysis is correct.  This is a self synchronizing descrambler.
It is essentially the anhilating polynomial for the scrambling polynomial.
As such,  since it is a polynomial division, it is an "infinite impulse
response" type of configuration.  This means that there is error
propagation.  The SYSTEM BER does indeed degrade with a hole at zero.

I delivered James paper at the TAPR/ARRL  DCC where the work was introduced
(Columbia, Md. a million years ago).  He has indeed done a careful analysis
and I believe the orignal paper is still available on his web site as
well as other analysis.

Bob
N4HY


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Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 12:11 AM
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Subject: RE: [hfsig] Performance of 24/192 soundcards? USB Soundcards

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> There is a 17-stage scrambler that could give you a run of
> 16 or 17 bits without transitions.  Now we're down to 50 Hz or so.


Ant M1FDE

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