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How about this assumption:
- it's a meaningful value for minimal acceptable tranmission quality
- it's an arbitrary choosen value, now it's a tradition
If so, what would you expect to find on the internet?
And, unless you're writing a historical radio compendium, what's the purpose of knowing the answer?
Re: why FM sensitivity input of all FM IC tested under SNR=2
hi, thanks for your answer.
A new engineer just graduated from university asked me .
Although I used to think 26db SNR is our human 's clear-listen threshold, but I cann't find anymore on the Internet to give him a proof.
FvM said:
How about this assumption:
- it's a meaningful value for minimal acceptable tranmission quality
- it's an arbitrary choosen value, now it's a tradition
If so, what would you expect to find on the internet?
And, unless you're writing a historical radio compendium, what's the purpose of knowing the answer?
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