[sdiy] Re: linear FM

[harrybissell]

Gentlemen....

No bickering please.

And there are some here (moi...) who are finding it difficult to keep up
with the math chops... so if anyone wants to offer explanations of the
technical terms, ideas, etc. please do so without fear of OFFENDING
people.

Those less proficient in the art will benefit from an open discussion of
the topic.

and hey... I don't get it all. This is running right on the edge of my
comprehension... so be nice to the (advanced) newbies and feel
free to offer patronizing explanations   :^P

H^) harry

ASSI wrote:

> On Wednesday 05 February 2003 22:03, Ian Fritz wrote:
> > The variable being integrated is current.  An electronic device
> > cannot integrate a frequency.  This is nonsense.
>
> You and I are talking about different things it appears, so
> interpreting what I'm saying indeed does not make sense interpreted in
> your context.
>
> I am talking about integrating frequency and I mean it. I'm perfectly
> aware that the frequency variable will be represented by a current and
> the integration product a voltage when I try to implement that as an
> analog system like the one you are talking about. That voltage variable
> (representing phase) maps to another voltage variable which represents
> the momentaneous amplitude of the oscillator.
>
> > I can assure you that you do not need to explain to us what phasors
> > are.
>
> Sorry, I didn't meant to insult or patronize anyone. However my
> difficulties to bring my original point across led me to believe that I
> had to explain the terminology I'm using in more detail.
>
> Achim.
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