BS 6160-3:1990:2002 Edition
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Radio equipment used in mobile services – Methods of measurement for receivers for A3E or F3E emissions
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2002 | 86 |
This standard refers specifically to mobile radio receivers having audio-frequency bandwidths generally not exceeding 10 kHz for the reception of voice and other types of signals, using:
- angle modulation [frequency modulation (F3E)/phase modulation (G3E)], or
- double-sideband amplitude modulation with full carrier (A3E).
This standard is intended to be used in conjunction with IEC Publication 60489-1. The supplementary terms and definitions and the conditions of measurement set forth in this standard are intended for type tests and may also be used for acceptance tests.
For receivers having audio-frequency band widths generally not exceeding 10 kHz for reception of voice and other types of signal using (a) angle modulation (phase/frequency modulation), or (b) double-side band amplitude modulation with full carrier.
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PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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1 | BRITISH STANDARD |
2 | Committees responsible for this British�Standard |
3 | Contents |
7 | General Scope Object |
9 | Supplementary definitions and conditions of measurement Supplementary terms and definitions Output level rated output level reference output level Audio-frequency load audio-frequency test load standard signal-to-noise ratio |
10 | radiation sensitivity of a receiver with an integral antenna, in a given direction (field strength) de-emphasis modulation depth Standard test conditions Supplementary test conditions Input-signal arrangements for testing receivers equipped with suitable antenna terminals Input-signal source arrangement |
11 | Input-signal level Standard input signal Standard input-signal level Standard input-signal frequency |
12 | Standard modulation of an input signal Networks for combining several signal sources Input-signal arrangements for testing the receiving part of equipment for duplex operation Example of an arrangement for testing receivers for duplex operation Input-signal arrangements for testing receivers having an integral antenna |
13 | Connections of the measuring equipment Characteristics of the psophometric filter Squelch condition De-emphasis condition |
14 | Instrument input impedance Characteristics of the measuring equipment True r.m.s. voltage meters Distortion-factor meter or SINAD meter Selective measuring device Radio-frequency coupling device (RFCD) Acoustic coupling device |
15 | Methods of measurement for receivers equipped with suitable antenna terminals !Sensitivity Measured usable sensitivity (MUS) Specified usable sensitivity (SUS) General arrangement for measuring receiver characteristics |
16 | Acceptable radio-frequency displacement Definition Method of measurement Presentation of results Noise-quieting input-signal level Definition Method of measurement |
17 | Audio-frequency response Definition Method of measurement Presentation of results Total distortion factor Definition Method of measurement |
18 | Relative audio-frequency intermodulation product level Definition Method of measurement Presentation of results |
19 | Squelch characteristics Squelch opening and closing levels |
20 | Squelch opening and closing delays |
21 | Squelch blocking threshold Squelch detuning threshold Signal-to-residual output-power ratio Definition Method of measurement |
22 | Presentation of results Expander characteristics Expander overall amplitude characteristics Expander attack and recovery time |
23 | ” Impulsive noise General Impulsive-noise tolerance |
24 | Noise-quieting input level as a function of input-signal frequency in the presence of impulsive n… |
25 | Selectivity General Illustration of selectivity (SUS and MUS) |
26 | Adjacent signal selectivity (including co-channel rejection and blocking) Adjacent channel selectivity Cross-modulation |
27 | Spurious response immunity |
28 | Intermodulation immunity |
29 | Noise-quieting input level as a function of input-signal frequency in the presence�of impulsive n… |
30 | Automatic gain-control (A.G.C.) characteristic Definition Method of measurement Presentation of results Dynamic automatic gain control characteristic |
32 | Example of dynamic AGC characteristic Radiated spurious components |
33 | “Conducted spurious components Definition Method of measurement of antenna terminal conducted spurious components Measurement arrangements for antenna terminal and a.c. power terminal conducted spurious components Presentation of results Method of measurement of a.c. power terminal conducted spurious components (for�frequencies below… |
34 | Presentation of results Method of measurement at the a.c. power terminal (for frequencies up to 1 000 MHz) ” Evaluation of the receiving part of the equipment under duplex conditions General Measurement procedure ” Receiver performance under conditions deviating from standard test conditions Initial measurements under standard test conditions Variation of primary power supply |
35 | Variation of ambient temperature Variation of humidity Vibration Shock Drop (free fall) Dust and sand Driving rain Corrosion (salt fog) Sensitivity of two-branch diversity receiver under multipath propagation conditions |
37 | Arrangement for measuring diversity receivers Receiver output power Definition Method of measurement |
39 | Methods of measurement for receivers with integral antennas Radiation sensitivity General Reference radiation sensitivity (MUS) |
40 | Normal radiation sensitivity (SUS or MUS) |
41 | RFM radiation sensitivity (SUS or MUS) |
42 | RFCD radiation sensitivity (SUS or MUS) |
43 | Average radiation sensitivity (SUS or MUS) |
44 | Diversity radiation sensitivity (SUS or MUS) Remarks on measurements requiring the use of a coupling device (radio�frequency and/or acoustic) General Remarks on radio-frequency coupling device measurements |
45 | Acoustic coupling requirements (see Clause A.3 of IEC 60489-1) Arrangement for measuring the characteristics of receivers having integral antennas |
46 | Acceptable radio-frequency displacement Noise-quieting input-signal level Audio-frequency response (RFCD) Definition |
47 | Method of measurement Presentation of results Reference audio-frequency response Total distortion factor Definition Method of measurement |
48 | Relative audio-frequency intermodulation product level Definition Method of measurement |
49 | Presentation of results Squelch characteristics Squelch opening and closing levels |
50 | Squelch opening and closing delays |
51 | Squelch blocking threshold Squelch detuning threshold |
52 | Signal-to-residual output-level ratio Definition Method of measurement Presentation of results Selectivity Automatic gain-control (AGC) characteristic Definition |
53 | Method of measurement Presentation of results Dynamic automatic gain-control characteristic General Definition — AGC attack time Method of measurement |
54 | Definition — AGC recovery time Method of measurement Impulsive-noise tolerance (integral antenna) |
55 | Examples of combining networks Examples of combining networks Examples of simple combining networks Network for combining two signals Network for combining three signals |
56 | Examples of networks providing higher isolation between signal generators Example of combining network using a hybrid ring |
57 | Example of an input-signal source matching network Example of a matching network Supplementary recommended methods for testing measuring arrangements Supplementary recommended methods for testing measuring arrangements Method for testing intermodulation characteristics of the signal generators Method of testing signal generator noise |
58 | General information on impulsive noise and the random impulse generator General information on impulsive noise and the random impulse generator General Random impulse generator characteristics Spectrum bandwidth Output Average impulse rate Random distribution of impulses Random distribution of the spectrum amplitude and the amplitude correlation |
59 | Calibration of the spectrum amplitude Performance verification of the random impulse generator Verification that the pulse distribution is Poisson |
60 | Verification that the amplitude distribution is log-normal |
62 | Intermodulation responses Intermodulation responses Intermodulation responses Second-order relationship Third-order relationship Fifth-order relationship |
63 | Example of a mains power line impedance stabilization network Example of a mains power line impedance stabilization network Introduction Method of measuring interference voltage |
64 | Mains power line impedance stabilization network (also known as an artificial�mains network) Vector diagram of interference voltages |
65 | Example of a mains power line impedance stabilization network |
66 | Guide for the construction and measurement of a radio-frequency coupling device (RFCD) Guide for the construction and measurement of a radio-frequency coupling device (RFCD) RFCD characteristics RFCD construction Measurement of the RFCD Method of measurement |
67 | Presentation of results Position of the equipment under test Explanation of the term “available field strength in a radiation stripline” |
68 | RFCD (stripline) |
69 | Detail of stripline load Detail of stripline input matching resistor |
70 | Antenna voltage versus frequency (example) |
71 | Alternative test arrangements for equipment which is hand-carried or carried on the person while … Alternative test arrangements for equipment which is hand-carried or carried on the person while … Simulated-man test device Description Location of radio pager for measurement Simulated hand Measuring arrangement for radio pagers on a radiation test site (30 m) |
72 | Guide for the construction of a 30 m radiation test site for equipment emitting radio-frequency e… Guide for the construction of a 30 m radiation test site for equipment emitting radio-frequency e… Test site characteristics Radiation test site Position of the equipment under test |
73 | Measuring antenna support Measuring antenna Auxiliary antenna Radio-frequency signal generator Selective measuring device |
74 | Measuring arrangement for equipment emitting radio-frequency electromagnetic energy (30 m) |
75 | Rayleigh fading simulators Rayleigh fading simulators General characteristics of a Rayleigh fading simulator |
76 | Performance verification of a Rayleigh fading simulator Principle of verification Equipment used Method of measurement |
78 | Limits for the cumulative number of samples at each value of decibels |
79 | Limits for the number of level crossings in the measurements |
80 | Examples of Rayleigh fading simulators |
81 | Example of measuring arrangement for evaluating a Rayleigh fading simulator Example of measuring arrangement for evaluating a Rayleigh fading simulator correlation factor |
82 | Accuracy for diversity receiver sensitivity measurement Accuracy for diversity receiver sensitivity measurement Measurement accuracy Parameters for method B |
83 | Examples of measured, arranged Measured standard deviation B (signal) of |
84 | Sampling frequency for method A |