HP 8901B Operation And Calibration Manual page 241

Model 8901B Operation
Modulation Measurements Contents
AM
AM
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How to measure AM depth.
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How to optimize AM ALC response time vs. modulation rate.
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How
to
turn ALC off.
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How to verify AM calibration.
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How
to
use the rear-panel
AM
OUTPUT to obtain demodulated AM.
AM ALC Response Time
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AM Calibration
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AM Output
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FM
FM..
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FM Calibration
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FM De-Emphasis
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FM Output.
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Tone-Burst Receiver
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How
to
measure FMAdeviation.
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How to verify FM calibration.
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How
to
equalize pre-emphasized FM signals.
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How to use the rear-panel FM OUTPUT to obtain demodulated FM.
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How to set up the instrument to output demodulated squelch-tone bursts.
QM
QM
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How
to
measure QM deviation.
AUDIO DETECTORS
Audio Detectors
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Audio Detector Response
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How to select the peak, average, and rms audio detectors.
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How to trade off readability of noisy signals for measurement time.
GENERAL MODULATION MEASUREMENT FUNCTIONS
Audio Filters
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How to select the high-pass and low-pass noise filters which filter the demodulated signal.
Audio Range
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How to vary the display resolution and MODULATION OUTPUT sensitivity.
Modulation Output/Audio Input
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How
to
use the MODULATION OUTPUT/AUDIO INPUT
to
obtain the demodulated,
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How to use the MODULATION OUTPUT/AUDIO INPUT to input an external audio
Residual Noise Effects.
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audio signal.
signal for audio analysis.
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How to account for noise
to
make the most accurate peak-modulation measurements.
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