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Bob Myers wrote:

> "Green Xenon [Radium]" <glucegen1@excite.com> wrote in message 
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>>Anyways, the QAM should be given the highest practical bit-resolution. 
>>1-symbol-per-second should be the baud.





> Fine,  but the question remains - what the hell is so important
> about "1 symbol per second"?  Why do you CARE?


I want to send the most information using the least bandwidth.



>>The minimum voltage should be set to 1.6e-19 volt. This is the voltage of 
>>one electron.





> Wrong.  Electrons have charge, expressed in coulombs, not
> voltage.  Go figure out the difference, and come back.

A charge can generate a voltage. An area with one free electron vs. a 
area with no free electrons has a difference of 1.6e-19 volt because a 
single electron has a negative charge of 1.6e-19 coulomb.




>>The bit-resolution should be high enough that each "level" is a difference 
>>of 1.6e-19 volt from the level above/below. A resolution of 8-bit allows 
>>for only 256 different levels -- obviously *way* too low.




> Way too low for WHAT?

Deciphering all those voltage levels with differences of 1.6e-19 volt 
and with 1.6e-19 volt being the lowest voltage and the maximum voltage 
being just low enough *not* to do any of the following to any extent:

1. Exceed the dielectric strength of any electronic component

2. Generate temperatures above 70 Fahrenheit in any electronic component

3. Ionize any electronic component

8-bits of resolution simply isn't *nearly* enough for this task.


>>The original Y signal is converted to QAM. This QAM signal is then 
>>broadcasted on an FM radio carrier wave whose base frequency is 300 Hz. 
>>300 Hz is the lowest ULF frequency and the lowest frequency used by 
>>telephones.




> Restating nonsense doesn't make it less nonsensical.  What does
> "QAM...on an FM radio carrier wave" MEAN on your planet?

A QAM signal in broadcasted on an FM radio wave. What don't you 
understand about this?


> The rest is just gibberish as well.

How so?