Wireless AM analog internet connections?
Hi:
What would be the disadvantages of using analog amplitude modulation [similar to AM radio] at 300 MHz frequency for wireless internet connections? Let's say the modulator signal is attenuated [to prevent clipping due to excess signal amplitude and to prevent interference with nearby station] prior to D-A conversion and transmission. At the receiving end, the carrier signal is amplified [so it can be recognized by the receiving computer] prior to demodulation and A-D conversion. In addition, the receiver is DXed. DX is a radio technique to receiving distant stations.
What would be the disadvantages of such a wireless internet connection?
Would there be any differences at night?
Thanks,
Radium
read more and respond »Posted 5 years ago by Radium in Wireless Networking
