How to tune in ssb transmis sions, 3 adjust the tuning with rne tuning, Ssb (single side bmd) – Sony ICF-SW7600 User Manual

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How to Tune in SSB Transmis sions

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1 Set AM MODE to LSB or USB.

Position

Type of broadcast

NORM

When not using FINE TUNING or when

not listening to SSB transmissions

FINE

When adjusting LW, MW, or SW band

(DSB-Ooubie Side Band) precisely with

FINE TUNING

LSB’’

When tuning in ham and CW transmissions

below 10 MHz

USB"”

When tuning in ham and business radio

above 10 MHz

*t Lower side Band

*2 Upper Side Band

2 Tune in a frequency near the broadcast you want to

listen to by using mamiai tuning (Page direct

tuning (Page #), or preset tuning (Page #).

3 Adjust the tuning with RNE TUNING.

SSB (Single Side Bmd)
SSB Is very popular among ham and business radio and will be

found on all of the amateur bands because of its signal

inteiligibility. This results from that it transmits signals with half

bandwidth of OS6 (Ooubie Side Band).

Typical AM (MW. LW. SW) band uses DSB. In DSB

transmission, the amplitude of a carrier is modulated according
to transmitted frequencies as shown below.

Ampiitude

Amplitude

Carrier

Time

LSB

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Frequency

Audio signals are included both in USB and LSB. These signals

included in USB and LSB are the same ones except that they

are in the opposite phase relation.
This means that trsmsmission can be done using only one of
USB and LSB. SSB transmission is the system in which such a
method is used, in general, SSB transmissions up to 10 MHz
shall employ LSB modulation, and those above this frequency
shall use USB. To receive SSB transmission, the unit with the

BFO (Beat Frequency Oscillator) circuits is needed to convert

SSB signals into audio signals. SSB cannot be heard with the
radio which has no such circuits.

CW (Continuous Wave)

CW is also popular among ham and business radio. In CW
transmission, the amplitude of a carrier is not modulated while
that of other systems is modulated. CW conveys information by
interrupting a carrier using Morse code. It can be heard as a

beat sound only with the unit equipped with the BFO circuits. To

understand information transmitted by CW, you need to learn

the Morse code.

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