Now I need to read short rx burts at frequency fC (which is far from both fA and fB). Namely, I need to retune the rx stream to fC, receive samples there for a little, then retune back to fB and stay there for a long time. This goes on periodically, while the tx stream stays on fA for the whole time.

> > The wired port will receive a tone at fc + 10khz. The antenna port will receive a tone at fc + 100khz. > Hence, both are within the 40MHz bandwidth of the SBX. > > Thanks!

. > The energy at > fc-f will have the same energy and be coherent to the energy at > fc+f, so these > energies add up perfectly. There is a special-case when you can't > argue like > this, but we can look the other way here and pick out the real reference > literature when we need to.

Say, for example,  have a streamer with 2 channels : * chan 0 on fc = 140 Mhz, rx_rate=20 MS/s * chan 1 on fc = 140 MHz, rx_rate=1 MS/s Thanks in advance Chris -- Christophe Grimault NovaGrid SAS Les Jardins de la Teillais 3, allée de la grande égalonne 35740 Pacé, France Tel : (33)2 23 41 37 97 Mob: (33)6 82 22 46 93 www.novagrid.com

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