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Thanks... I appreciate the explanation. It's kind of what I thought. I still don't quite understand how I can cancel out the carrier. I have an incoming signal
by Swannie 13y ago
Thanks... I appreciate the explanation. It's kind of what I thought.
I still don't quite understand how I can cancel out the carrier. I have an incoming signal, that includes the backscatter.
Do I average out the signal to get the carrier, use that averaged signal to cancel out the non-averaged signal - ending up with a version of the signal, and then apply a filter to this signal (to remove anything else that is causing weaker back scatter/multi-path interference), and hope that the intentional back scatter survives?
- beambot 13y agoWaves as sinusoids can physically (or electrically or mathematically) cancel each other out. Look up constructive and destructive interference.