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Vinyl is Back !   and ..

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From: Chuck Darling

August 21, 2025

 

Gen X, Y, Z and Alpha...

 

You don't know how good

Vinyl sounded. 

 

Steely Dan Recorded before

anyone had computers...

 

Donald Fagan had 40 different microphones,

so he could capture the best sound.

 

Listen on Vinyl...

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YouTube is only an approximation.

 

Listen on a Real Phono !

 

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234 = False. (0)

235 = True... (1)

 

 

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325: (???)

U235 patrol ?

Melting point Water °F ?

Matthew 3:25 ? also 
Matthew 11:13-17 ?

Proverbs 3:25 ?

Numbers 3:25 ?

Year 325 ?

Triad Chords, Diads, Pentatonic ?

Triune God, Duality, Pentatonic God?

325 LY ?

32.5 LY ?

3 dimensions, 2D, 5D ?

7 second IR...

Object at 1,302,000 miles ?

Seven Second Pulse Protocol?

 

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AI Overview

 

 

 

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The number 325 can refer to several different things, depending on the context. It could be a frequency in Hertz (Hz), a frequency in kilohertz (kHz), or a frequency in gigahertz (GHz). It could also refer to a specific frequency range, like 325 kHz in the maritime radionavigation service. Additionally, 325 could be part of a larger frequency range, such as 280-325 GHz. 

Here's a breakdown of how 325 can be associated with different frequencies:

Frequencies in Hertz (Hz):

325 Hz Binaural Beat: This frequency is used in binaural beats to induce relaxation and potentially a deep sleep, according to one source. 

325 kHz Range: The band 315-325 kHz is used in the maritime radionavigation service for transmitting supplementary navigational information. 

Frequencies in Gigahertz (GHz):

325 GHz Frequency Multiplier Chains: Several research papers discuss frequency multiplier chains operating around 325 GHz, often in the context of SiGe HBT technology. 

325 GHz Doublers: These are circuits designed to double the frequency of an input signal, with examples being developed for operation up to 325 GHz. 

325 GHz Balanced Frequency Tripler: Research papers detail a balanced frequency tripler operating up to 330 GHz. 

325 GHz Amplifier Chain: Research papers detail a 300 GHz amplifier chain with a 280-325 GHz bandwidth. 

325 GHz Signal Analyzer Module: Keysight offers a millimeter-wave signal analyzer frequency extension module that covers the 325 to 500 GHz range. 

 

Key Research Areas

SiGe HBT Technology: Much of the 325 GHz doubler research utilizes Silicon-Germanium (SiGe) Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor (HBT) technology, leveraging high cut-off frequencies (fT/fmax) for these applications. 

Multiplier Chains: Researchers have built 325 GHz multiplier chains, often including cascaded triplers, to generate the 325 GHz output signal from lower frequency inputs (e.g., 18 GHz). 

Transformer-Based Designs: Transformer-based baluns and circuits are used to convert single-ended input signals into differential signals for balanced doubler operation, improving performance and efficiency. 

Balanced Doublers: Balanced doublers are employed to improve power and suppress unwanted harmonic frequencies, enhancing the quality of the output signal. 

High Output Power & Efficiency: Studies focus on achieving high saturated output power (Psat) and high conversion gain (CG), as well as improving DC-to-RF efficiency. 

Wideband Operation: Research also targets wideband doubler designs, with efforts to achieve high output power over a broad frequency range, such as 268-325 GHz. 

Examples of Research

Transformer-Based Doubler: One research effort focuses on a transformer-based frequency doubler for radar applications, achieving 5.2 dBm saturated power between 268 and 325 GHz. 

Balanced Doubler with Balun: Another paper details a balanced frequency doubler in a 130 nm SiGe BiCMOS technology that achieves 6.5 dBm peak output power at 204 GHz using an on-chip transformer balun. 

Multiplier Chain: A single-chip 325 GHz multiplier chain was presented, consisting of two cascaded triplers and a balanced output doubler, operating from 317 to 328 GHz with a 0-dBm 18-GHz input signal. 

These advancements are critical for applications in areas such as radar and high-frequency communication, pushing the boundaries of silicon-based devices into the terahertz (THz) range. 

 

Terahertz Com Link ???

 

3: Earth

2: Venus

5: Jupiter

 

 

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Alien 1979

I think both the U.S. and Russian agencies knew of deep space signals.

Planetoid 1200 km in diameter

with gravity of .86 ???!

They dropped the gravity reference

in later releases, and changed the

Transmission sound ...

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A matter of EXTREME GRAVITY.

No wonder Regan and Gorbachev

could tear down that wall...!

 

 

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