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Table
1-3.
6070A/6071A
Specifications
(cont)
Maximum
Deviation
MAXIMUM
DEVIATION
(kHz)
FREQUENCY
(MHz)
ACFM
DCFM
THE
LESSER
OF:
THE
LESSER
OF:
0.2
to
62.5*
999
or
fm(520
-
fo)
499
kHz
62.5
to
125
199
or
fmfo
fo
or
99.9
125
to
250
499
or
fmfo
fo
or
199
250
to
520
999
or
fmfo
fo
or
499
520
to
1040
999
or
fmfo
fo
or
999
Where:
fm
=
the
numeric
value
of
modulation
frequency
expressed
in
kHz.
fo
=
the
numeric
value
of
the
RF
output
frequency
in
MHz.
*At
low
RF
output
frequencies,
the
sum
of
the
modulation
frequency
and
the
deviation
should
not
exceed
lOOOffo
-
0.2)
-
fm.
Minimum
Deviation
.10%
of
range
except
for
2,
20,
and
200
kHz
ranges
12.5%
of
range
for
2,
20,
and
200
kHz
ranges.
Deviation
Accuracy
(internal
or
externa!,
AC
or
DC)
AT
400
AND
1000
Hz
H!
DEV
Off.
±(10%
+
0.125%
of
range)
HI
DEV
On
.
±{7%
+
0.125%
of
range)
FROM
0.3
TO
50
kHz
(H!
DEV
on
or
off.
DCFM
on
or
off)
..
±(12%
+
0.125%
of
range)
Distortion
.The
total
harmonic
distortion
on
internal
or
on
external
sources
up
to
a
50
kHz
rate
is
a
function
of
output
frequency
and
mode,
and
is
less
than
the
values
listed
in
the
following
table.
FREQUENCY
(MHz)
DISTORTION
(%THD)
HI
DEV
OFF
HI
DEV
ON
0.2
to
62.5
0.5
+
0.75/100
kHz
DEV
1.5
62.5
to
125
0.5
+
3/100
kHz
DEV
1.5
125
to
250
0.5
+
1.5/100
kHz
DEV
1.5
250
to
520
0.5
+
0.75/100
kHzDEV
1.5
520
to
1040
0.5
+
0.375/100
kHz
DEV
1.5
NOTE:
Distonion
for
the
DCFM
Mode
is
0.5%
plus
1.2%
per
100
kHz
DEV
below
62.5
MHz
or
(600!fo)%per
lOOkHz
DEVabove62.5
MHz.
The
specification
applies
at
the
ambient
temperature
at
which
DCFM
is
enabled,
where
fo
is
the
RF
output
frequency
in
MHz.
Bandwidth
.
The
frequency
where
the
response
is
3
dB
below
the
maximum
is
at
least
250
kHz
at
the
high
end
and
less
than
20
Hz
at
the
low
end
when
AC
coupled.
Incidental
AM
.
<0.5%
AM
for
up
to
50
kHz
deviation
at
a
1
kHz
rate.

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