Intro to the Olivia Digital Mode for HF (Shortwave; ham radio) RARS - 20231212 скачать в хорошем качестве

Intro to the Olivia Digital Mode for HF (Shortwave; ham radio) RARS - 20231212

Olivia is the digital communications mode on shortwave (high frequency sub band, or, HF) for amateur radio operators who want more than the "Check Propagation" FT8 mode. This video is an introduction that was presented to the Raleigh Amateur Radio Society ( https://www.rars.org/ ) on December 12, 2023. Presented by Tomas Hood, NW7US    • Intro to the Olivia Digital Mode for HF (S...   Olivia information can be found, here: https://OliviaDigitalMode.org Olivia, a Multi-Frequency Shift Keying (MFSK) radioteletype digital mode, is an amateur radioteletype protocol designed to work in difficult (low signal-to-noise ratio plus multipath) propagation conditions on shortwave radio (i.e., high-frequency, or HF) bands. The typical Olivia signal is decoded when the amplitude of the noise is over ten times that of the digital signal! It is commonly used by amateur radio operators to reliably transmit ASCII characters over noisy channels (slices of high-frequency spectrum -- i.e., frequencies from 3 MHz to 30 MHz; HF) exhibiting significant fading and propagation phasing. The Olivia digital modes are commonly referred to by the number of tones and the bandwidth used (in Hz). Therefore, it is common to express the Olivia digital mode as Olivia X/Y (or, alternatively, Olivia Y/X ), where X refers to the number of different audio tones transmitted, and Y refers to the bandwidth in Hertz over which these signals are spread. Examples of common Olivia modes are, 8/250 (meaning, 8 tones/250-Hertz bandwidth), 16/500, and, 32/1000. The protocol was developed at the end of 2003 by Pawel Jalocha. The first on-the-air tests were performed by two radio amateurs, Fred OH/DK4ZC and Les VK2DSG, on the Europe-Australia propagation path in the 20-meter shortwave radio amateur band. The tests proved that the Olivia protocol (or, digital mode) works well and can allow regular intercontinental radio contacts with as little as one-watt RF power (when propagation is highly-favorable). Since 2005, Olivia has become a standard for digital data transfer under white noise, fading and multipath, flutter (polar path) and auroral conditions. Olivia can perform nearly as good as the very popular WSJT mode, FT8, and better than FT4. See you on the waterfall! =-=-=-= Thank you for watching, commenting, and most of all, for subscribing. Please subscribe to my YouTube Channel:    / nw7us   Also, please click on the bell, to enable alerts so that when I post a new video, you will be notified. By subscribing, you will be kept in the loop for new videos and more. Highlights: I am a contributing editor with propagation and space weather columns in: CQ Amateur Radio Magazine http://www.cq-amateur-radio.com/ The Spectrum Monitor http://www.thespectrummonitor.com/ Social media: Twitter:   / nw7us   (@NW7US) Tumblr: http://blog.nw7us.us Instagram:   / nw7us   Facebook:   / nw7us   Facebook:   / spacewx.hfradio   Copyright, Tomas Hood / NW7US