November 2007
Intermediate to advanced
736 pages
46h 32m
English
The (L+R) and (L–R) signals are both sent as part of the modulation signal which frequency modulates the main (radio frequency) carrier. As far as the main carrier of the FM signal is concerned there is only one composite modulating signal, all of whose components modulate the carrier. The composition of this modulation signal includes the subcarrier, (L+R) signal, (L–R) signal, and certain other components within this overall modulating signal.
To an ordinary f.m. receiver, only a mono signal is being transmitted. Actually, additional information to which an ordinary f.m. receiver is unresponsive is also being transmitted. To explain this additional transmitted information, let us consider the effect of adding ...
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