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"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message
... In a previous article, (Dave Jacobowitz) said: But how do you get distance? All I can think of is having multiple I'm pretty sure they guess the distance based on the strength. So a very strong strike will show as closer than it really is, and a weak one will show further away. This is basically true, and the 'spherics receivers have been known to suffer from that problem. However, my understanding is that part of what makes the receivers so successful is additional filtering or logic done on the processing that helps correct for those errors. Frankly, I suspect the original poster has a better background for understanding exactly what kind of signal analysis could be used than anything I could post. But I'm guessing that things like differences in signal propogation for different frequencies and/or amplitudes provides some sort of way to compare signal ratios to help refine the distance estimate. Pete |
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