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Chapter 4, Test, Parameter, and Pass/Fail Limit Descriptions
TEST_06. TX Audio Distortion
TEST_06. TX Audio Distortion
This test measures the audio-frequency harmonic distortion, which is the change
in harmonic content of the input signal as a result of passing through the audio and
RF circuits of the transmitter. Audio connections from the radio to the test set are
required for this test.
The 400 Hz High-Pass Filter is used by this test if Option 010 is installed in the
test set.
Transmitter audio distortion is measured in percent.
If your radio has Continuous Digital-Controlled Squelch System (CDCSS), the
added signal can cause this test to fail. In this case, disable the CDCSS circuitry.
If your radio has Continuous Tone-Controlled Squelch System (CTCSS) or
Continuous Digital-Controlled Squelch System (CDCSS) available but is not
controllable, an alternate filter may be selected, if available, to reduce the effect of
the tone or code on the result. A 400 Hz HPF, C MESSAGE, or CCITT filter may
be selected.
Pass/Fail Limits Used
Pass/Fail Limit 19, TX Audio Distortion
Test Parameters Used
Parameter 2, RT Full Rated System Deviation
Parameter 20, TX Audio Distn % Full Rated System Dev
Parameter 27, TX De-emphasis
Testing Conditions Defined by the Software
• Audio distortion is measured at 40% of the rated system deviation and at a 1 kHz rate.