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Channel Measurements
Making Channel Measurements
NOTE
Spurious signals in the integration range can negatively affect the result because the power in the
spurious signal is added into the noise level. It is best to find the reason for the spurious signal and
eliminate it. But if this is not possible it is best to reduce the integration range and adjust its position
so it does not include the spurious signal.
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CHANNEL
m
(STO) MKR 225.582 MHz
REF -4.3
dBmV
#AT 10
dB
-39.72 dBmV
GTPOS'
:
LOG
ti,
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:
FCC MEhSUREtlENT RANGE
(4
MHz)
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WA
SB
SC
FS
*OUTER
MARKERS DEFINE
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;
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N,O!SE,I.NTEGRATION RANGE
CORR
.:
*KNOB
CONTROLS CENTER OF RANGE
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:
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C/N
ii
MHz'>
=
dBc
START 221.752 NHz STOP 227.752
llHz
YRES BW
30
kHz
YUBW
3 MHz XSWP 6.96 set
mm
GATE
ON
OFF
CIUERAGE
&I
OFF
NORE
INFO
MAIN
MENU
Figure 2.12.
Carrier.to-Noise-Modulation
and Gating On
NOTE
The AVERAGE ON/OFF key defaults to ON for the gated test because it is done with a wide
video bandwidth. The non-gated test is done in a narrow video bandwidth so this key has less obvious
effect in this mode.
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