2010年7月7日 星期三

Adjacent Channel Selectivity

Adjacent Channel Selectivity
This characteristic deals with stations immediately adjacent i.e.(200KHz away) that might intrude on the station you have tuned. If the tuner is equipped with switchable IF bandwidth, this position would be known as 'wide'. It offers the widest bandwidth through which the signal must pass through to be decoded. A typical level is 8dB. (higher number value = better).



Alternate Channel Selectivity
 This characteristic deals with stations adjacent (400KHz away) that might intrude on the station you have tuned. If the tuner is equipped with a switchable IF bandwidth, this position would be known as 'wide'. A typical level is about 50dB. (higher number value = better).





 

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