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Recently, our ham cute came over to ask why we need to set the color code. today let's talk about the color code. Everyone who uses digital radios knows that the color code is an important parameter for setting the digital channel, but why do you need to set the color code? We need to understand the source of the color code.  ...

When setting the DMR channel, in addition to the color code setting, we also need to set the time slot. We know that the color code is set to reduce co-channel interference, so why set the time slot?  ...

NXDN is short for Next Generation Digital Network, and a type of digital technology like DMR.  ...

Each antenna has a certain frequency range called bandwidth. In the range, the antenna has the lower impedance and the highest efficiency, which is equivalent to a band-pass filter. The best frequency point in the middle of the frequency range is the center frequency, its SWR is the lowest, and the efficiency is higher.  ...

The local oscillator frequency is a term often mentioned in the superheterodyne receivers. The local oscillator frequency is generated by the local oscillator circuit. There is a local oscillator in the superheterodyne receiver, which can output a stable high-frequency electromagnetic wave, which is mixed with the received high-frequency signal to produce a different frequency. This difference frequency is Intermediate frequency, that is heterodyne, which in turn forms superheterodyne receiver.  ...

AGC is short for Automatic Gain Control,  which is used to amplify signals of different strengths with different gains so that the final output amplitude of the signal is maintained at the same standard. We know that in addition to AGC, we also have automatic level control (ALC), so why do we still need automatic gain control?  ...

Impedance is an important parameter of the antenna, which is determined by the physical structure of the antenna, such as the shape, size, material, and environment of use. The impedance matching of the antenna is the process of matching both the impedance of the antenna and transmitting the source through tuning. So, why do you need to do antenna impedance matching?  ...

Many customers of Ailunce HD1 ask how to set the TX of Ailunce HD1 to be prohibited. do you know how to set it? There are four setting options for TX Authority of Ailunce HD1.we'll show how and why to set it in the blog.  ...

The desktop microphone is one of the commonly used devices in the Ham Room. However, there are many desktop microphones on the market, with various functions. The following are some features we sorted out. What features do you need?  ...

PSK31 is the abbreviation of Phase Shift Keying 31.25 Hz. PSK31 is an excellent digital modulation mode and just needs extremely narrow bandwidth. its transmission rate is always maintained at 31.25 bits per second, so it is called PSK31. It is mainly developed by the SP9VPC and G3PLX.  ...