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Title: HF Rcvr Article in May 2022 Microwave Journal Post by: Tom WA3KLR on May 23, 2022, 08:48:29 AM The May 2022 issue of Microwave Journal has an article titled 'The Perfect HF Receiver. What Would It Look Like Today?' by Ulrich Rohde (N1UL/DJ2LR) and Thoms Boegl. Pages 68 - 82; 8 pages.
http://digital.microwavejournal.com/?issueID=55&pageID=70 This link will probably not work. I have posted the pdf of the article below in a later posting. Title: Re: HF Rcvr Article in May 2022 Microwave Journal Post by: WBear2GCR on May 31, 2022, 07:15:39 PM They demand that I subscribe.
Don't want to subscribe. Want to see what Ulrich Rhode has to say. I recall his no-holds barred receiver from back in the 1970s as published by Ham Radio Magazine... tanfastique!! _-_-bear Title: Re: HF Rcvr Article in May 2022 Microwave Journal Post by: Tom WA3KLR on May 31, 2022, 09:12:10 PM Sorry Bear. I do have a subscription and I get the paper magazine too. I did modify the link above, try again, but I'm not sure if it will work for you. works for me, damn cookies I reckon. When I get the paper copy, I will send a scanned pdf of that article to you mon ami, for ur edifikashun OM.
Yep, I remember that series in Ham Radio Magazine back then. I didn't know about dynamic range and phase noise, frequency synthesizers until his articles; he's quite the guru. And I was at his lecture in the Dayton Hamvention around 1976 and the one by the New Zealand engineer/ham, Lester Earnshaw ZL1AAX, from Racal? Those were great technical lectures back then that the Hamvention put together. Title: Re: HF Rcvr Article in May 2022 Microwave Journal Post by: Tom WA3KLR on June 01, 2022, 09:09:48 AM I have scanned in the article and the 8-page pdf is attached for your education.
Title: Re: HF Rcvr Article in May 2022 Microwave Journal Post by: w3jn on June 01, 2022, 11:13:37 AM Thanks for the scan, Tom! good reading from one of the preeminent receiver experts.
Title: Re: HF Rcvr Article in May 2022 Microwave Journal Post by: W3GMS on June 01, 2022, 11:22:48 PM Fantastic article Tom. AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands
Many thanks..... Joe |