Re: FM audio recording?

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From: Ron Natalie
Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1987 16:11

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Just to clarify:
  Yes, a FM broadcast channel is 200KHz wide, That is convenience (keeps
the frequencies from getting into wierd fractions).  FM bandwidth is
dependent on the amplitude of the modulated signal.  It's nice to keep
your signal amplitude limitted so that you stay within your own channel.
160KHz is not an unreasonable number.

-Ron

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