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The G303 is being introduced with two demodulators, with others to follow. The Standard Demodulator is included as a standard part of the package, while the Professional Demodulator is optional.
The optional Professional Demodulator goes yet another step further and offers additional modulation modes, and fully user-adjustable demodulation parameters, complete with interactive block diagrams of the internal structure of the demodulator, an additional dual real-time spectrum scope with vector voltmeter, SINAD and THD measurement, and many other facilities. This is a serious tool for a serious experimenter.
There is a real-time spectrum scope which shows the actual situation on the received band.
An interesting feature is Audio AGC (in addition to the existing hardware IF AGC).
A clipping (input level overload) indicator and a CPU usage meter are also provided for the user's convenience.
With a minimum of initial set-up, the demodulator (and so the G303 receiver) are ready to go!
Many more exciting facilities are hidden under the Setup button: Optimized filter settings make it possible to increase the receiver sensitivity typically by 2 dB on AM, SSB and FM; and by up to 10 dB on CW.
The left part of the Setup window is similar to the Standard Demodulator. The right one contains some surprises: The demodulator parameters (such as the digital filter length) can be adjusted by the user. There are separate "tabs" for independent setting of each of the eleven demodulation modes.
Clicking on the View Demodulator Structure button discloses an interactive diagram of the demodulator structure:
At the top there is a block diagram showing the structure of the currently selected demodulator (each modulation mode has its own demodulator). Below, there are also two spectrum analyzers. Left clicking on any of the color points inside the block diagram will connect the left spectrum analyzer to the associated point (the color of the point will change to red). Right clicking will connect the right spectrum analyzer (the point color will turn blue).
At bottom left, there is a Vector Voltmeter showing amplitude and phase differences between the two selected points, at the cursor frequency.
There are also THD (total harmonic distortion) and SINAD (signal-plus-noise-plus-distortion to noise-plus-distortion) meters, to complement this unique instrument.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.