TB 9-6695-288-35
Example
Determine the difference in amplitude of second harmonic in
(12) above and third harmonic in (13) above. Add dB number
in figure 4 to largest value of harmonic amplitude.
(16) Induced distortion will be <-95 dB.
(17) Repeat technique of (1) through (16) above for fundamental rejection and
induced distortion measurements using settings listed in table 8. Fundamental rejection
and induced distortion indications will be within limits specified.
Table 8. Fundamental Rejection and Induced Distortion
Test instrument
Fundamental rejection
Induced distortion
spectrum analyzer center
indications (dB)
indications (dB)
settings
frequency
2.0 x 10
20 Hz
>-100
<-95
1.0 x 100
100 Hz
>-100
<-95
1.0 x 10K
10 kHz
>-100
<-95
2.0 x 10K
20 kHz
>-100
<-95
3.0 x 10K
30 kHz
>-90
<-90
5.0 x 10K
50 kHz
>-90
<-85
10.0 x 10K
100 kHz
>-83
<-70
b. Adjustments
(1) Adjust A4R16 NOTCH FILTER NULL ADJUST and A4R43 NOTCH
FILTER FREQUENCY ADJ.
(fig. 1) for maximum negative indication on
spectrum
analyzer (R).
(2) Set FUNCTION switch to INPUT LEVEL and FREQUENCY switches to 2.0 x
10.
(3) Set oscillator to 20 Hz and a full scale indication on TI meter (1 on 0 - 1 scale).
(4) Adjust A4R65 INPUT BALANCE ADJUST (fig. 1) for maximum negative
indication on spectrum analyzer (<-95 dB including DISTORTION RANGE switch
setting) (R).
(5) Repeat a(1) through (10) above.
a. Performance Check
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