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ATTENUATION REPONSES PARASITES [1 record]

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Record 1 1996-08-22

English

Subject field(s)
  • Radiotelephony
CONT

The receiver spurious response attenuation is a measure of the receiver's ability to discriminate between the assigned input signal frequency and an undesired signal at any other frequency to which it is responsive ...

CONT

Minimum standard (Analogue) : The spurious response attenuation (ratio of the undesired to the desired signal) should be at least 60 dB for all undesired signals 60 kHz or more removed from the assigned input signal frequency

French

Domaine(s)
  • Radiotéléphonie
DEF

L'atténuation de la réponse aux signaux non essentiels est une mesure de la capacité du récepteur de discriminer entre le signal d'entrée sur la fréquence assignée et un signal non désiré sur toute autre fréquence à laquelle le récepteur est sensible [...]

Spanish

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