Welcome to PA0SIM´s home page
Dedicated to Ham Radio
[Digital Signal Processing route]
My main interest is CW on short-wave, but thanks to the companies that don’t know how to design for EMC, my next interest is reducing QRM.
So you will find on these pages mainly my ideas, experiences and results on local and non-local QRM/noise reduction.
There are two routes, the Analog route and the Digital Signal Processing route (DSP route).
Audio samples can be found via the DSP route.
Some examples of what can be found on this site:
- small active receiving loops
- effective directivity by DSP (phasing and muting)
- enhanced stereo reception by DSP
- CW filter optimized for weak signal reception
- Two phase coherent Software Defined Radio’s (two Elecraft K2 receivers as SDR)
I don’t have a lot of acres for antennas. Having a small city lot and too many neighbours makes the chance of local QRM very real. Not all sources can be tackled and you have to live with these remaining sources.
You have neighbours and no local QRM? Then you are (still) very lucky.
And about PLC/PLT/BPL: use the HF-frequencies and support your club (and pray) !
View of my shack over 360°. Photographer: Wil Brugman.
Using Pixaround (PixScreen Lite)
gives the best results.
Other links
73 de Jan
(email PA0SIM) (mycall is PA0SIM)
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Disclaimer
Permission is granted to use the information and the software on this website for private, non-commercial use only. If you use the information and the software provided by my pages for non-commercial use, please make reference to the source of the information.
Using the information and the software provided by my pages for commercial use is only allowed after my explicit and personal permission.
I will not accept responsibility for any damage to your equipment through the use of this information and the software or as a result thereof.
Last update: September 25, 2007
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