[Doug McDonald[_6_]]

On 12/13/2011 6:47 PM, Doug McDonald wrote:
Woe is me!!! TYPOS! ERRORS!, so sorry! Fixed below, corrections ALL CAPS



Working properly, so that so that NOTHING between the encoder and decoder
overloads, the only thing that happens is that the noise floor at the
output goes up and down. If the DYNAMIC RANGE of the transmission medium
is much larger than half the dynamic range of the
input signal (DBX IS 2:1 COMPRESSION) , the output should be essentially an exact copy of the
input. If the transmission system has a much larger noise than that,
then the the output will, at low levels, be a much better
copy of the input than if the encode-decode cycle were not used.

Doug