In reply to a post by kwikbreaks:Not relevant now after your answer to my question but by USB I meant upper sideband. Amplitude modulation of an RF signal results in two sidebands either side of the nominal channel frequency. Only one of the sidebands is needed to demodulate the signal and the old analogue TV used what is called vestigal sideband with the upper sideband used and the lower sideband mostly removed.
Not sure where I got 60MHz from but obviously it was wrong anyhow.
Ahh ok. The 6.4MHz width of the carrier includes side bands. They can be placed exactly 6.4MHz apart without issue if an operator so desires.
EDIT: Sorry I should be more accurate. A root raised cosine filter is used to eliminate the side bands. This leaves a symbol rate of 5.12MSym/s despite the bandwidth being 6.4MHz.
So the 6.4MHz doesn't actually include side bands, it includes overhead from removing them via matched filtering.
Edited by deleted (Wed 25-Sep-13 18:48:26)



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