ah yes, that was part of the solution.  But the selectivity was still a bit
wide, so additional tech were needed.

Bob Richards <b...@toprudder.com> wrote: 

I'm not familiar with the specific test requirements for receivers, but the
1000-4-3 spec allows step sizes of 1% of the fundamental. If not required to
do otherwise, I would arrange the test frequencies so the subharmonic
frequencies are avoided, IOW, instead of testing at 105 MHz, test at 104.5 and
105.5 MHz. I would think the selectivity of most receivers would reject these
signals.
 
Bob Richards, NCT.

Ken Javor <ken.ja...@emccompliance.com> wrote:

A quick calculation will show that if an immunity requirement of 10 V/m is
imposed at 105 MHz on a 420 MHz tuned receiver with a sensitivity of -100 dBm,
the harmonic content at 420 MHz needs to be on the order of 100 dB down from
the carrier.  That is quite unrealistic even for a VHF source for which 420
MHz is out-of-band, let alone a broadband amplifier and antenna combination
that covers (typically) 80 - 1000 MHz.


 

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