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Are the two channels added together? Yes and no.

The whole point of collecting I and Q is so they can be treated as real and imaginary parts of a single complex sample.

This is one of the key methods of SDR.

This answer explains it well: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/39796/can-somebody-explain-what-iq-quadrature-means-in-terms-of-sdr

Are the two channels added together? Yes and no.

The whole point of collecting I and Q is so they can be treated as real and imaginary parts of a single complex sample.

This is one of the key methods of SDR.

Are the two channels added together? Yes and no.

The whole point of collecting I and Q is so they can be treated as real and imaginary parts of a single complex sample.

This is one of the key methods of SDR.

This answer explains it well: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/39796/can-somebody-explain-what-iq-quadrature-means-in-terms-of-sdr

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Are the two channels added together? Yes and no.

The whole point of collecting I and Q is so they can be treated as real and imaginary parts of a single complex sample.

This is one of the key methods of SDR.