Discussion
Why must a quadrature receiver's reference phase be accurate?
Answer: A
Phase error causes crosstalk: part of each message appears in the other channel, which is why the television colour burst is transmitted and why the phase reference is guarded so carefully. Level errors affect amplitude rather than separation. Bandwidth is fixed by the messages. And envelope detection plays no part in a quadrature system, which is coherent by necessity.
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