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least 35 db below that of the fundamental, or 10-8 watts
(707 v into 50 ohms)j whichever is greater, but in no
event greater than 1 watt.
(b) Harmonics above the second, and other spurious emissions:
The peak power output of any harmonic above the second,
and of any non-harmonic emission, shall be at least 45 db
below that of the fundamental, or 10-8 watts (707 v into
50 ohms) whichever is greater, but in no event greater
than 10-8 watts.
3.2.9.14
Susceptibility:
The r-f sensitivity control shall be set for maximum signal
plus noise-to-noise ratio. The radio frequency signal shall
be modulated 30 percent, 400 or 1,000 cps.
3.2.9.14.1
Conducted Susceptibility Powerline:
The voltage specified shall be those voltage which are calcu-
lated to exist across the output terminals of the signal source
when no load, other than that necessary to meet the require-
ments as to source impedance is connected to the signal
generator. A matching network suitable for use at required
test frequencies and voltages shall be used to obtain the proper
source impedance. Blocking capacitors having negligible
impedance at the test frequency may be inserted in the leads
from the signal source to the equipment under test if required
for the protection of the signal source.
3.2.9.14.1.1 Radio Frequency Conducted:
No malfunction or reduction of specified sensitivity shall be
produced in any equipment when an r-f signal of 1K microvolts,
from a source having an impedance of 50 ohms is applied to the
test sample as shown in Figure 24. Tests shall be made over
the frequency range of 0.150 mc to 10,000 mc.
3.2.9.14.1.2 Audio Frequency Conducted:
No malfunction or reduction of specified sen-
sitivity shall be produced in any equipment when a sine wave
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