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Specifications for Signal Personality Characteristics
1. Valid for 23° ±5° C.
2. Parentheses denote typical performance.
3. Measurements performed with 30 kHz BW, relative to power in one carrier.
4. Measurements performed with 30 kHz BW, relative to total power.
IS-95 CDMA
[arbitrary waveform mode
1
]
[Option 401]
Spurious emissions
[dBc, IS-95 modified filter with equalizer and amplitude = ≤ -5 dBm standard, ≤ -3 dBm for
Option 506, ≤ 0 dBm for Option UNB]
2
0.885 to 1.25 MHz 1.25 to 1.98 MHz 1.98 to 5 MHz
Frequencies/offsets
Standard Option 506 Standard Option 506 Standard Option 506
Reverse
30 – 200 MHz (–74) (–74) (–77) (–77) (–77) (–77)
700 – 1000 MHz –73 (–77) –73 (–77) (–81) (–81) (–85) (–85)
>1000 – 2000 MHz –76 (–79) –75 (–79) (–83) (–83) (–85) (–85)
9/64 channels
30 – 200 MHz (–70) (–70) (–73) (–73) (–76) (–76)
700 – 1000 MHz –73 (–76) –73 (–76) (–79) (–79) (–82) (–82)
>1000 – 2000 MHz –72 (–76) –71 (–76) (–79) (–79) (–82) (–82)
Rho
1
[≤ 4 dBm standard and Option 506, or ≤ 7 dBm Option UNB, IS-95 filter, ≤ 2 GHz]
r ≥ 0.9992 (.9998)
Spurious emissions
[dBc, IS-95 modified filter with equalizer and amplitude = ≤ –5 dBm standard,
≤ –3 dBm for Option 506, ≤ 0 dBm for Option UNB]
Offsets from center of carrier
Frequencies/offsets 2.135 to 2.50 MHz 2.50 to 3.23 MHz 3.23 to 10 MHz
Forward 9 channel, SR3/multi-carrier
1, 3
30 – 200 MHz (–70) (– 69) (–69)
700 – 1000 MHz (–75) (–74) (–77)
>1000 – 2000 MHz (–75) (–74) (–77)
Offsets from center of carrier
Frequencies/offsets 2.655 to 3.75 MHz 3.75 to 5.94 MHz 5.94 to 10 MHz
Forward 9 channel, SR3/DS
1, 4
30 – 200 MHz (–76) (–78) (–75)
700 – 1000 MHz (–80) (–83) (–85)
>1000 – 2000 MHz (–80) (–83) (–85)
Reverse 5 channel, SR3/DS
1, 3
30 – 200 MHz (–78) (–78) (–75)
700 – 1000 MHz (–82) (–83) (–85)
>1000 – 2000 MHz (–82) (–83) (–85)
Error vector magnitude
[≤ 4 dBm standard and Option 506, ≤ 7 dBm for Option UNB]
[825 to 2100 MHz, SR3 pilot, IS-95 filter, which is optimized for EVM]
1
EVM ≤ 2.1%, (≤ 1.5%)
cdma2000
[arbitrary waveform mode]
[Option 401]
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