Increase sideband bandwidth

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  • #1626
    DarrylP796
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      Is there a way to increase the LSB or USB bandwidth to more than 5 kHz? There are some stations working ESSB (Enhanced Single Sideband) that run more than 5 kHz bandwidth. I have been able to fake out the system and use the “Digital” button setting and adjust the sliders in the Aux SP window to receive the signals, however, was hopeful I was missing an easy setting to increase the AuX SP bandwidth when using the LSB or USB buttons. Max Aux SP bandwidth for LBS or USB seems to be when selecting the “3000” preset and then using the sliders to go to 5kHz. Am looking to go to 8kHz or even 10kHz in SSB when needed.

      Darryl

      #1630
      Andy2
      Participant

        Will the bandwidth in the Aux sp not ‘drag’ out with the mouse? You can do it with the other modes, so I’m guessing it is possible.

        #1636
        DarrylP796
        Participant

          The AUX SP will “drag out” but only to a point. If you choose the 3000 Hz wide radio button preset, the maximum bandwidth you can “pull” to is 5000 Hz. I can’t use the “zoom” arrow on the AUX SP to zoom out further either. It seems that the maximum bandwidth setting for LBS and USB modes is 5000 Hz. Some stations are using more than this for ESSB transmission.

          Darryl

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          #1638
          DarrylP796
          Participant

            If I read it correctly, I think the SDRUno roadmap has this increased bandwidth feature planned for release 1.4.3.

            Thank you Devs!

            Looks like lots of neat new features on the horizon.

            #1753
            G4ABQ
            Admin

              You can select “Digital” in the RX Control window which will open up the SP2 filter allowing you to then independently drag the filter skirts to where you want them as shown in the example below:

              Best regards, Jon

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