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Chapter 4, Test, Parameter, and Pass/Fail Limit Descriptions
Pass/Fail Limit 28, TX Deviation If Set and Measure Mic Sens
Pass/Fail Limit 28, TX Deviation If Set and Measure Mic Sens
If test Parameter 29, TX Mic Sens Set and Measure is set to “1”, this pass/fail limit
sets the deviation for testing a microphone’s sensitivity.
Pass/Fail limits are determined from an applicable radio specification or industry
standard, such as:
• Radio specification: Audio Sensitivity
• Industry standard: EIA/TIA-603, Section 2.2.10, Acoustic Microphone Sensitivity
For Example:
Suppose your industry standard specifies that for a modulation frequency of 1
kHz, the resulting frequency deviation should be 60% of the maximum
permissible frequency deviation. So, if your transmitter’s maximum deviation is 5
kHz, 60% would be 3 kHz. To set the radio’s limits within
±0.5 kHz of 3 kHz,
enter
2.5 in the lower-limit column and 3.5 in the upper-limit column. Limits are
entered in kHz.
It’s Used in the Following Tests:
TEST_07. TX Microphone Sensitivity
TEST_21. TX Quick Test