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SNV-12 信噪比选器
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| The SNV-12 is a modular receiver
voting system which uses individual Digital Signal Processing(DSP) Channels
to measure the signal-to-noise ratio of received signals for fast and optimun
determination of the best received signal. The unit accommodates from 2
to 12 receiver Site Voter Modules in a chassis and interfaces with standard
dispatch consoles. SNV-12是一个模块化接收机比选系统,采用独立数字信号处理(DSP)通道测量接收信号的信噪比,来加快和优化最佳接收信号的选择。该装备可在一个机箱上配备2-12路接收模块,并易于同标准调度控制台的接口匹配。
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| Applications应用
The SNV-12 uses separate Digital Signal Processors(DSPs) to continuously
select the receiver with the best Signal-Noise Ratio(SNR) from multiple
remote sites. This is a vital function in two types of applications. The
first is a two-way radio application in which mobiles and portables can
hear a repeater, but the repeater can not always hear the mobiles and
portables. By positioning remote receivers in the communications deadspots,audio
from each receiver can be linked to the voter via microwave, landline,
twisted pair or fiber optics. With the unit providing the "voted"
(best SNR) output to the repeater for rebroadcast, all mobiles and portables
can hear each other since the repeater can hear them all. The second application
involves a critical message sent simultaneously via several transmission
mediums, or by several transmitters on different frequencies in the same
frequency band. In this "Diversity Reception" application, the
message is picked up by multiple receivers while the SNV-12 always selects
the signal with the best SNR at any given moment. DSP Voting 比选 The site Voter Module uses a spectral approach to continuously measure
the Signal-to-Noise Ratio(SNR) of the audio signal received from each
receiver site. The signal amplitude is measured by a JPS proprietary speech
detection and measurement algorithm. Noise is meased separately by the
same algorithm. The SNR result is calculated by dividing the signal amplitude
by that of the noise and operates from -6dB to +36dB in approximately
1.4dB steps. The SNV-12 conrinuously cheaks all inputs and ensures that
the best SNR signal is voted. Thus, even if the signal is emanating from
a moving vehicle, the SNV-12 will output the best signal at all times. Voting voice signals allows transitions in mid-syllable without harm
to the intelligibility, but when voting data, transitions from one receiver
site to another causes bit errors and synchronization problems. Thus,
to vote data, the Site Voter Modules make a decision initially on the
best data signal and then lock onto that receiver path until the data
transmission is complete. Data voting algorithms and software are special
order options to the SNV-12, since the Site Voter Moduules must be equipped
with software defining the data's characteristics for the spectral measurement
of SNR. The DSP SNR determination makes the SNV-12 an extrmely accurate
selector of the best available voice or data channel. Local and Remote Control 本地和远端遥控 Front pannel switches and status LEDs offer local control of the unit
by allowing receiver sites to be forcibly selected, disabled and monitored.
The SNV-12 provides both parallel and serial remote control, so interfacing
with a PC or with any of a varity of industry-standard dispatch consoles
is straightforward. Fault indicators on each of the modules provide quick
warning of problems. A faulty Site Voter Module is automatically and immediately
removed from voting consideration. A front panel speaker and headphone
jack on the Console Interface Module allow continuous monitoring of the
currently voted receiver audio. Repeater Control 转发器控制 When controlling a repeater, the SNV-12 offers three means of producing
the necessary COR signal. Two of these approaches are common in public
safety applications since both offer a quick method of detecting a faulty
remote receiver or a faulty link. In the first, the voter produces a COR
output signal for the repeater which is derived from COR inputs provided
by each remote receiver. In the second case, the voter's COR output is
derived from the absence of pilot tones(line proving tones) which each
remote receiver produces unitl it becomes unsquelched. Pilot tone frequencies
of 1950Hz,2175Hz and 2700Hz are supported; others are avialable on special
order. The other approch is less common: remote receivers are squelched
when not in use and the DSP uses its voice recognition algorithm to issue
the COR signal. |
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转发系统使用SNV-12和12台接收机 |
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远端发射机配合比选后的接收机,用于远端移动应答的应用 |
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| System Expansion 系统扩展
Two additional SNV-12s may be connected to the first, each expanding
the number of voting sites by up to twelve additional inputs. This expasion
capabilty is implemented by daisy-chaining one SNV-12 to the next via
rear panel connectors, up to a practical maximum of three chassis or 36
site inputs. Signals between master and slave units include a serial data
bus which allows one SNV-12 to exchange information with the next one
in the chain. A Voted Audio bus transfers the best voted audio signal
between units. Transmit Steering 发射机控制 In transmit steering applications, the transmitter associated with
the current best voted receiver is used for a reply to a nearby mobile
or portable radio. In this situation, the CPU Module provides for automatic
routing of console transmit audio and keying information to the proper
remote transmitter site. If automatic transmitter steering is enabled,
this midule keeps the reply is complete and a new receiver site is voted.
In manually controlled applications, the dispatcher decides which transmitter
site to use for reply by issuing a Transmit Select signal to the proper
Site Voter Module. The Voter can also group multiple voted receivers around
separate remote transmitters. Tone Keying operation and Repeat Mode (Voted
Site Talkthrough) are provided within the Transmit Steering function. Modular Packaging 模块包装 The SNV-12 is packaged in a 19'' wide EIA standard rack-mounted Eurocard
cage equipped with a backplane board. A Power Supply Module, Console Interface
Module, CPU Module, and two to twelve Site Voter Modules are plugged into
the card cage backplane. Remote receiver signals are connected to the
Site Voter Modules via barrier terminal strips on the backplane board
for ease of hook-up. Each plug-in module has a front panel handle for
removal and insertion. The unit is designed for hot plugging so that any
module in the chassis may be inserted or removed with power applied without
damage. |
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