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The GALAXY processor’s Atmospheric Correction filter function is limited to a maximum of 14 dB of boost when the
Atmospheric Gain Factor is set to 100%. Atmospheric Correction does not try to correct to the highest frequencies. It is
constrained to the range of frequencies that can be practically corrected, preserving headroom, unlike using a shelving filter.
Figure 40 provides frequency response curves for four different natural environments. The red curve indicates the frequency
absorption due to the location’s atmospheric conditions if left uncorrected. (Note the roll-off at higher frequencies.) The
green curve illustrates the frequency response of the atmospheric correction filters for that situation. The blue curve
indicates the improved frequency response at higher frequencies for the resulting signal after applying atmospheric
correction.
Figure 40: Atmospheric Correction Results for Four Different Scenarios.
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
Result
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
Result
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
Result
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
Result
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
Result
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
Result
Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
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Atmospheric Absorption
Atmospheric Correction Response
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Summary of Contents for Galileo GALAXY 408
Page 6: ...IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS vi...
Page 10: ...CONTENTS x...
Page 16: ...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 16...
Page 50: ...CHAPTER 3 CONTROLLING GALAXY PROCESSORS WITH COMPASS 50...
Page 54: ...CHAPTER 4 GALILEO GALAXY NETWORK PLATFORM SPECIFICATIONS 54...
Page 66: ...APPENDIX C PRODUCT INTEGRATION 66...
Page 76: ...APPENDIX E ATMOSPHERIC CORRECTION 76 Figure 43 Atmospheric Correction Enabled and Displayed...
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