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Audio Input: quarter sample rate heterodyne for mono signals
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@@ -38,9 +38,9 @@ A control to set the input volume. This is not supported by all input audio devi
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<h3>7: Channel Map</h3>
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This controls how the left and right stereo audio channels map on to the IQ channels.
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This controls how the left and right audio channels map on to the IQ channels.
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* I=L, Q=0 - The left audio channel is driven to the I channel. The Q channel is set to 0.
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* I=R, Q=0 - The right audio channel is driven to the I channel. The Q channel is set to 0.
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* I=L, Q=R - The left audio channel is driven to the I channel. The right audio channel is driven to the Q channel.
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* I=R, Q=L - The right audio channel is driven to the I channel. The left audio channel is driven to the Q channel.
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* Mono L - Real samples are taken from the left audio channel and are heterodyned by the fourth of the sample rate (fs/4) to obtain complex samples. Therefore the spectrum of the complex baseband is centered at the fourth of the sample rate (fs/4). As per Nyquist rule only a bandwidth of half of the sample rate (fs/2) is available for real signals. Frequencies outside the [0, fs/2] interval are artefacts and can be eliminated by decimating by a factor of 2.
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* Mono R - Same as above but takes the right audio channel for the real signal.
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* I=L, Q=R - The left audio channel is driven to the I channel. The right audio channel is driven to the Q channel for a complex (analytic signal)input.
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* I=R, Q=L - The right audio channel is driven to the I channel. The left audio channel is driven to the Q channel for a complex (analytic signal)input.
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