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WSJT is the name of a computer program. It stands for Weak Signal communication, by Joe Taylor, K1JT. The program currently supports four principal modes: Joseph H. Taylor, Jr. ...
FSK441, designed to support communication using very brief “pings” from meteor trails in the ionosphere; JT6M, also for meteor scatter, but especially optimized for the 6-meter band; JT65, ideal for extremely weak but slowly varying signals such as those found on troposcatter and Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) paths; and the EME Echo mode for detecting and measuring your own echoes from the moon.
The program also offers a Measure mode for testing Sun noise and the like, and an EME Calculator to help you estimate the strength of your own and other stations’ echoes from the moon.
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