Coast and Ship Station Single Sideband Radiotelephone Transmitters and Receivers Operating in the 1,605-28,000 khz Band
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1 Issue 1 April 1, 1971 Spectrum Management Radio Standards Specification Coast and Ship Station Single Sideband Radiotelephone Transmitters and Receivers Operating in the 1,605-28,000 khz Band Aussi disponible en français - CNR-181
2 1. Intent 1.1 This specification (amended from time to time) sets forth the minimum performance standards required for the type-approval of radio-telephone non-multiplex transmitters and receivers described by the above specification title. Submission for approval shall be made under one or more of the following categories: L - Transmitters and receivers for use in coast stations C - Transmitters not less than 100 watts PEP and receivers for use in compulsorily-fitted ship stations. V - Transmitters not less than 30 watts PEP and receivers for use in voluntarilyfitted ship stations. Y - Transmitters less than 30 watts PEP and receivers for use in voluntarily-fitted ship stations. Note: These letters will be suffixed to the type-approval number according to the category or categories under which the equipment is approved. 1.2 Transmitters and receivers type-approved under this Specification are technically suitable for licensing in accordance with the provisions of the General Radio Regulations, Part II. 2. General 2.1 Those seeking approval of equipment under this Specification shall satisfy the Department at their own expense that the equipment actually meets this Specification. 2.2 Notwithstanding the fact that a particular piece of equipment meets this Specification, the Department reserves the right to require that adjustments be made to that equipment wherever it causes interference within the meaning of the Radio Act. 2.3 The Department reserves the right to revise this Specification. 3. Related Specifications and Procedures 3.1 Radio Standards Procedure Procedure for obtaining type-approval of equipment. 1
3 3.2 Radio Standards Specification Installation of Maritime Mobile Radiotelephone Equipment for Ship Stations operating in the Medium and High Frequency Bands. 4. Equipment Requirements 4.1 Sideband Emitted - The upper sideband only shall be emitted. 4.2 Power Output Limitation The transmitter shall automatically limit the maximum output of the transmitter to a level not exceeding 1 db of the manufacturer s rated peak envelope power (PEP) Limiting action shall be accomplished in such a manner that when operating in the A3H mode the carrier is not limited in a manner which reduces it below -6 db relative to the emitted PEP. 4.3 Construction - The equipment construction shall be such as to minimize cabinet radiation. 4.4 Speech Clarifier - In the case when a speech clarifier is provided; the operation of this control shall not change the transmitter carrier frequency. 4.5 Equipment Identification - The following information shall be permanently displayed on each transmitter, receiver or inseparable combination thereof: (a) Type Approval number (b) Serial number of equipment (c) Manufacturer s name (d) Model identification 5. Standard Test Conditions (Transmitter) 5.1 Definition - Standard test conditions are those conditions which shall apply to the transmitter while it is being tested for minimum requirements. These conditions apply unless otherwise specified. 5.2 Test Voltage - The test voltage shall be the voltage applied to the input terminals on the equipment. It shall be within 2% of the value stated by the manufacturer to be the working voltage. 5.3 Temperature - Temperature shall be 25 c ± 5 C. 2
4 5.4 Two-frequency Test Signal - The two-frequency test signal shall consist of two sinusoidal signals, the frequencies of which are 850 Hz ± 5% and 1950 Hz ± 5%, and the levels of which, when simultaneously applied to the audio input terminals of the transmitter, result in equal amplitude radio frequency output signals. 5.5 Test Modulation - The test modulation shall consist of the standard two-frequency test signal applied at a level sufficient to obtain rated PEP. (See Paragraph 6.1.3) 5.6 Peak Envelope Power (PEP) - PEP is the average power developed by the transmitter during one radio frequency cycle at the highest crest of the modulation envelope. 5.7 Maximum R.f. Power Output Rating (M.P.O.R.) - The maximum power output rating which may be specified by the manufacturer is that peak envelope power (PEP) developed by the transmitter such that the highest power odd-order difference frequency intermodulation product is X db below the rated PEP or when the final amplifier dissipation rating is reached, whichever occurs at the lower power output. The symbol X shall have the following numerical values: Maximum RF Power Output M.P.O.R. X Up to 100 watts 32 db MPOR 100 watts up to 5600 watts log watts and over 46 db 5.8 Test Frequencies - Except where otherwise specified all tests shall be made using at least two frequencies, one near the high end and one near the low end of the frequency range for which the transmitter is to be type-approved. If the transmitter operates in the frequency bands between khz, one of the test frequencies shelf be 2182 khz. 5.9 Output Termination - The standard output termination shall consist of a nominal 50 ohm restive load. Where other output terminations are used for the tests, they shall be specified in the test report and shall be within the impedance range of the equipment as stated by the manufacturer. 3
5 5.10 Test Receiver - The standard test receiver shall have an audio response characteristic within ± 2dB of the reference level at lo0o Hz between 50 and 6000 Hz Frequency Analyzer - The resolution and accuracy of the frequency analyzer used shall be stated in the test report Assigned Frequency - The assigned frequency is 1400 Hz higher than the carrier frequency. 6. Minimum Standard (Transmitters) 6.1 RATED PEP Definition - The rated PEP of the transmitter in the peak envelope power delivered to the standard output termination at the manufacturer's specified level of intermodulation distortion products Duty Cycle - Transmitter rated PEP may be designated as either continuous, semi-continuous or intermittent according to the following test conditions: (a) Continuous - Transmitter operated continuously for 24 hours. This rating is limited to transmitters designed for continuous operation. (b) Semi-continuous - Transmitter operated continuously for eight hours. (c) Intermittent - Transmitter operated under a cycle of one minute on and four minutes off for a period of eight hours followed by three test cycles of five minutes on, fifteen minutes off Method of Measurement - The transmitter shall be operated in the A3J mode (carrier suppressed) at the rated duty cycle and no adjustments shall be made to the transmitter once the test has begun. The transmitter shall be modulated with the standard two-frequency test signal. A sample of the R.F. power output shall be fed to the standard frequency analyzer and the level of the two-frequency signals increased until the highest amplitude odd-order difference frequency intermodulation product is at least "X" db below PEP. (See Paragraph 5,7) (It may be more than "X" db below if the manufacturer wishes to decrease the distortion level at the expense of lower PEP output P rating.) The average power output ( avg) is then measured with an R.f. ammeter connected in series with the output termination. 4
6 P 2 (Pay") is computed from the formula: avg = I R where: I - RMS current through R R - resistance of the standard output termination of the transmitter. Where an alternate power measurement is made, it should be so specified in the test report. P Rated PEP = 2 X ( avg) Minimum Standard - The manufacturer s rating of PEP for any category of equipment shall not be higher than that obtained under the relevant conditions of paragraph 6.1.3, and for: 6.2 Carrier Level Category C equipment - shall not be less than 100 watts. Category V equipment - shall not be less than 30 watts. Category Y equipment - shall not exceed 30 watts Definition - The carrier level is expressed as the ratio in db, at the output of the transmitter, of the amplitude of the carrier to rated PEP Method of Measurement Class A3J Emission - With the transmitter operating in the A3J mode, the two-frequency test signal shall be applied to the transmitter input at a level sufficient to produce rated PEP. One test frequency shall then be removed to establish a reference signal level 6 db below rated PEP. The remaining test signal shall then be removed and the carrier voltage or power output measured Class A3H Emissions - The transmitter shall then be operated in A3H mode without modulation applied and the carrier voltage or power output measured Class A3A Emissions - The transmitter shall then be operated in A3A mode without modulation applied and the carrier voltage or power output measured. 5
7 6.2.3 Minimum Standards - The power of the carrier for: Class A3J emissions, shall be attenuated at least 46 db below rated PEP. (At least 40 db below level of either tone). It shall not in any case exceed 50 milliwatts in the output termination. Class A3H emissions, shall not be attenuated more than 6dB below rated PEP. (Not below the level of either tone). Class A3A emissions, shall be attenuated 16 ± 2 db below rated PEP. (10 ± 2 db below level of either tone). 6.3 Frequency Stability Definition - The frequency stability is the ability of the transmitter to maintain the Test Frequency Method of Measurement - The equipment shall have a minimum war-up period of 30 minutes under standby conditions; i.e. filaments and oven power on. The transmitter shall then be placed in operation at the rated duty cycle with the carrier re-inserted and with no modulation applied. The Test Frequency shall be computed as the mean of all frequency measurements record at one minutes intervals over a one hour period for continuous or semi-continuous duty equipment. For intermittent duty equipment, the frequency shall be measured at one minute intervals during ten cycles of five minutes on and fifteen minutes off. A frequency meter with an accuracy of at least ± 3 Hz shall be used Minimum Standards - The equipment tested shall not deviate more than the following from the test frequency: Category L - Category C,V,Y - ± 20 Hz ± 40 Hz 6.4 Spurious Emission Definition - Emission at a frequency or frequencies, outside the band sufficient to ensure the transmission of information, the level of which may be reduced without affecting the corresponding transmission of information; spurious includes harmonic emissions, parasitic emissions and unwanted intermodulation products which are remote from this band. 6
8 6.4.2 Methods of Measurement Test A - Emission on frequencies Close to the Band Described Above - (Sideband Splatter Test) The transmitter shall be modulated with the two-frequency test signal at a level producing 50% of rated PEP. The level of the input signal shall then be increased by 10 db with the transmitter level control adjusted to meet the requirements of Paragraph 4.2. A sample of the r.f. output shall be fed to the standard frequency analyzer or equivalent instrument and the level of each significant modulation component with reference to the level of either of the fundamental components plotted. (See Figure 1) Test B - Emission on Frequencies Remote from the Band Described Above Minimum Standards The transmitter shall be operated with standard test modulation at rated PEP output. The relative amplitude vs frequency spectrum up to the 10th harmonic of the operating frequency shall be measured across the resistive portion of the load and all spurious outputs outside the frequency range ±8 Khz from the assigned frequency noted Under test A above, no emission shall lie in the cross-hatched area of Figure Under test B, above, all single frequency outputs shall be at least 43 db below PEP (i.e. 31 db below the level of either tone). In no case shall the level of any of these undesired outputs exceed 25 milliwatts (average power). 6.5 Audio Frequency Response Definition - The term audio frequency response denotes the variation in the power output produced with constant amplitude audio frequency signal input over a continuous range Of audio frequencies Method of Measurement - Measurements are required on one test frequency only. The transmitter shall be operated in the A3J mode modulated with a 1000 Hz audio input signal level adjusted to produce 1/4 rated PEP. The audio input level shall then be kept constant, and the modulating frequency varied from 100 to 4000 Hz. The transmitter output shall be monitored with an instrument having an accuracy of at least ±0.5 db. Output reading shall be taken so that a graph of output levels versus modulating frequency can be 7
9 plotted Minimum Standards - The audio frequency response curve for: Categories L, C and V - shall lie between the cross-hatched areas Figure Category Y - shall lie between the cross-hatched areas of Figure Residual Noise Level Definition - Residual noise level is expressed in terms of the ratio of the residual modulation to rated PEP Methods of Measurement A3J - The transmitter shall be operated with standard test modulation at rated PEP output. The transmitter output shall be monitored with the standard test receiver (Paragraph 5.10) or by other suitable means. The change in output level shall be recorded when the modulation is removed A3H - With the audio input signal level established for A3J unchanged, one tone shall be removed and the carrier re-inserted at a level resulting in two equal amplitude radio frequency output signals giving rated PEP power. The change in output level shall be recorded when the modulation is removed Minimum Standard - The residual noise level shall be at least 43 db below rated PEP for A3J and A3H. 7. Minimum Standards under Environmental Conditions (Transmitters) 7.1 Tolerances - The maximum allowable tolerances on test conditions measurements shall be as follows: (a) Temperature ± 3 degrees centigrade, (b) Voltage: ± 2% (c) Humidity (relative): ± 5% For the purpose of these tests, equipment temperature shall be considered stabilized when the temperature off the largest internal mass remains within ± 3 C of the specified environmental temperature when the equipment is inoperative or when the crest temperature of the largest internal mass does not vary more than ± 5 C with the equipment operating. 8
10 7.2 Measurements under Temperature and Voltage Extremes Step 1: Low Temperature - Low Voltage - Category L an Y equipment shall be tested at 0 C. All other categories of equipment shall be tested at - 20 C. Place the equipment in a chamber at the required low temperature and allow it to stand inoperative (i.e. without primary power supplied) until temperatures have stabilized. The transmitter shall then have a warm-up period of thirty minutes under standby conditions. At the end of this period, the transmitter shall be immediately placed in operation with the primary voltage decreased to 90% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements shall then be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minute period. (b) The r.f. power output shall be measured Step 2: Low Temperature - High Voltage - This test shall follow immediately after Step 1. The transmitter shall be kept in operation with the primary voltage increased to 110% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements shall then be recorded at one minutes intervals for a five- minutes period. (b) The r.f. power output shall be measured Step 3: High Temperature - Low Voltage - Category Y equipment shall be tested at ±40 C and all other categories shall be tested at ±50 C. With the equipment in the chamber at the required high temperature the transmitter shall be operate until the temperature has stabilized, using the appropriate duty cycle. At the end of this period, the primary voltage shall be decreased to 90% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements shall then be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minute period. (b) The r.f. power output shall be measured. 9
11 7.2.4 Step 4: High Temperature - High Voltage - This test shall follow after Step 3. The transmitter shall be kept in operation with the primary voltage increased to 110% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements shall then be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minute period. (b) The r.f. power output shall be measured. 7.3 Measurements under Humidity Extremes - This test is required for category C equipment only Step 1: The equipment shall be placed in the test chamber in a manner similar to that in which it will be used in service. The relative humidity shall be maintained in excess of 95% and the ambient temperature at ±40 C. The equipment shall remain in this atmosphere for a period of 8 hours. During this 8 hour period, no electrical or mechanical power shall be applied to the equipment Step 2: At the end of the 8-hour exposure period, equipment shall be removed from the test chamber and any condensed moisture drained off. Within 5 minutes after removal, Standard Test Voltage shall be applied to the equipment. Thirty minutes shall be allowed, following application of primary power, for the equipment warm-up Step 3: Immediately following the thirty minute warm-up period: (a) Frequency measurements shall be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minutes period. (b) The rf power output shall be measured. 7.4 Measurements under Vibration Conditions - This test is required for category C equipment only. The equipment shall be secured to the vibration table through its normal attachments or mounting intended for use in service installations, with vibration isolators, if any, in place. Additional straps or other holding means shall not be used. The equipment shall be mounted in the same position (with respect to the direction of gravity) for all vibration tests. Sinusoidal vibratory motion shall be applied to each of the three perpendicular axes of the equipment i.e. lateral, vertical or longitudinal in any sequence under the following conditions: (a) Constant total excursion of 0.030" from 10 to 30 Hz. 10
12 (b) The frequency shall change either linearly or logarithmically with time between 10 and 30 Hz such that a complete cycle ( Hz) will take approximately 5 minutes. (c) The equipment shall be vibrated in each direction for a period of at least 30 minutes. Throughout the vibration test the equipment shall be operating at the manufacturer s duty cycle, and during the last five minutes of the test the frequency shall be recorded at one minute intervals and the power output measured. 7.5 Minimum Standards under Environmental Conditions All frequency measurements as recorded should be included in the test report and the maximum deviation in Hertz from the test frequency (para ) noted. The equipment tested shall not deviate more than the following from the test frequency: Category L Categories C,V,Y ± 20 Hz ± 60 Hz The transmitter r.f. power output shall not deteriorate more than 3 db below the output obtained under standard test conditions. 8. Standard Test Conditions (Receivers) 8.1 Definition - Standard test conditions are those conditions which shall apply to the receiver while it is being tested for minimum requirements. These conditions apply unless otherwise specified. 8.2 Test Voltage - The test voltage shall be the voltage applied to the input terminals on the equipment. It shall be within ± 2% of the value stated by the manufacturer to be the working voltage. 8.3 Input Signal Sources Signal Levels - Signal input levels are stated in volts across 50 ohms or in equivalent input power Input Signal Source (A) - For tests made in the A3J mode, the input signal source shall provide a single sinusoidal rf signal of suitable frequency. 11
13 8.3.3 Input Signal Source (B) - For tests made in the A3/A3H mode, the standard input signal source shall provide a carrier signal modulated 30% by a 1000 Hz sinusoidal wave. 8.4 Temperature - Shall be 25 C ± 5 c. 8.5 Output Termination - The standard output termination shall consist of a resistive load equal to the rated output impedance of the receiver. 8.6 Datum Frequency (FD) - The datum frequency (FD) is that radio frequency which would result in an audio output frequency of zero Hz when fully translated by the receiver. 8.7 Test Frequencies - All receiver tests, unless otherwise specified, shall be performed using two frequencies, one near the high end and one near the low end of the frequency range for which the receiver is to be type-approved. If the receiver operates in the frequency bands between khz one of the test frequencies shall be 2182 khz. 9. Minimum Standards (Receivers) 9.1 Sensitivity Definition - The sensitivity of a receiver is the minimum value of the input signal which will produce at least 50% of the receiver's rated audio power output with a ratio of signal + noise + distortion to noise + distortion (SINAD) of 12 db or better Methods of Measurement A3J - Standard Input Signal Source (A) shall be applied to the receiver input terminals at a frequency which results in an audio frequency signal across the Standard Output Termination. The level of the signal source shall be adjusted until the SINAD ratio is 12 db. At this level of signal input, it shall be possible to obtain 50% of the rated audio power output. If it is not possible to obtain 50% of the rated audio power output, the rf signal input shall be increased until 50% of rated audio power output is obtained and this value of rf signal input shall be used in specifying sensitivity A3/A3H - The test specified in ( ) above shall be repeated with the receiver operating in the A3/A3H mode and Standard Input signal source (B). 12
14 9.1.3 Minimum Standards - The sensitivity shall be: In the A3J mode - not more than 1.5 microvolts across 50 ohms or an equivalent input power. In the A3/A3H mode - not more than 3 microvolts across 50 ohms or an equivalent input power. 9.2 Receiver Frequency Stability Definition - The frequency stability is the ability of the receiver to maintain the Test Frequency as defined below Method of Measurement - The receiver shall be operated in the A3J mode. The frequency of the signal source and the frequency of the audio output shall be measured with frequency meters whose accuracies are ±3 Hz or better. The equipment shall have a maximum warm-up period of 30 minutes under standby conditions, i.e. filaments and oven power on. The receiver shall then be placed in operation. The Standard Input Signal Source (a) shall be applied to the receiver input terminals at a radio frequency which results in a recovered audio frequency of 1000 Hz at the receiver output terminals. During the measurement period, the frequency drift of the 1000 Hz output signal shall be corrected for any drift occurring in the signal source. The audio output frequency shall be measured at one minute intervals over a 1 - hour period. The Test Frequency shall be computed as the mean frequency of all frequency measurements Minimum Standard - The recovered audio frequencies shall not differ from the Test Frequency by more than: Category L Categories C,V Category Y ± 20 Hz ± 60 Hz ± l00 Hz 9.3 Two-Signal Selectivity and Desensitization Characteristics Definition - The two-signal selectivity and desensitization characteristic of a receiver is a measure of its ability to separate a desired signal from an undesired signal on a nearby frequency. 13
15 9.3.2 Methods of Measurement A3J Mode - Two unmedullated signal generators shall be equally coupled to the input of the receiver in such a fashion that they do not re-act upon one another and in combination present a correct impedance match to the input circuit. With the output of Generator #2 at zero, Generator #1 shall be applied at a frequency results in peak response at the terminated output terminals of the receiver and the signal level adjusted until the SINAD ratio is 12 db. The frequency of Generator #2 shall be adjusted above and below the frequency of Generator #1, at a sufficient number of points to plot a curve. At each frequency setting the level of Generator #2 shall be adjusted until the SINAD ratio is reduced to 6 db A3/A3H Mode - The measurements made for A3J above shall be repeated in the A3/A3H mode except that Generator #1 shall be modulated 30% by a l000 Hz sinusoidal wave and Generator #2 modulated 30% by a 400 Hz sinusoidal wave Minimum Standard - The two-signal selectivity curves shall not 1ie anywhere within the cross-hatched areas of Figures (4) and (5) respectively. 9.4 Spurious Response Attenuation Definition - Spurious response attenuation is the ratio between the sensitivity to the desired signal and the sensitivity to any other signal Methods of Measurements A3J - The sensitivity at the operating frequency shall be determined as outlined in Paragraph The signal generator frequency shall then be varied from the lowest intermediate frequency to the 10th harmonic of the highest operating frequency of the receiver, excluding the frequency band covered by Fig. 5, and all responses shall be recorded. The ratio of the signal generator voltage required to produce a 12 db SINAD ratio of any spurious response frequency to the signal generator voltage required to produce a 12 db SINAD ratio at the operating frequency, expressed in db, is the receiver's attenuation of the spurious response. The spurious response which required the least signal to produce a 12 db SINAD ratio shall be used to express the receiver's spurious response attenuation. 14
16 A3/A3H - The tests under (a) above shall be repeated with receiver operating in the A3/A3H mode using the Standard Input Signal Source (B) and excluding the frequency band covered in Figure Minimum Standards - The spurious response attenuation shall be for: Categories L, C, V - Category Y 60dB up to 10 MHz 50dB above 10 MHz 40dB 9.5 Automatic Volume Control Characteristics Definition - The automatic volume control characteristic is the variation of audio output as the radio frequency input level is varied over a specified range Methods of Measurement - Measurements are required on one test frequency only A3J Mode - Standard Input Signal Source (A) shall be connected to the receiver operating under standard test conditions and its frequency adjusted so that a l000 Hz sinusoidal wave results at the receiver output. The receiver audio gain control shall be adjusted so that an input of 0.1 volt does not overload the audio section of the receiver. The audio output and distortion level shall then be noted as the input is varied from 30 micro-volts to 0.1 volt A3/A3H Mode - Standard Input Signal Source (B) shall be connected to the receiver operating under standard test conditions. The receiver audio gain control shall be adjusted so that an input of 0.1 volt does not overload the audio section of the receiver. The audio output and distortion level shall then be noted as the input is varied from 10 micro-volts to 0.1 volt Minimum Standards Categories L, C, V - The audio power output shall not vary more than 10 db and the distortion shall not exceed 15%. The signal shall be readable at 1 volt input Category Y - The audio distortion shall not exceed 25%. The signal shall be readable at 1 volt input. 15
17 9.6 Audio Power Output Rating Definition - The audio power output rating is the maximum power output that the receiver can deliver without exceeding a specified distortion level Methods of Measurement - Measurements are required on one test frequency only A3J - A l000 micro-volt signal from Standard Input Signal Source (A) shall be fed to the receiver. The audio power output shall be increased by means of the receiver gain control until the specified distortion level is obtained. This output level is the audio power output rating A3/A3H - A l000 micro-volt signal from Standard Input Signal Source (B) shall be fed to the receiver. The audio power output shall be increased by means of the receiver gain control until the specified distortion level is obtained. This output level is the audio power output rating Minimum Standards Categories L, C, V (a) The audio power output rating of a receiver used to drive a loudspeaker shall be at least 2 watts at no more than 15% distortion. (b) The audio power output rating of a receiver used to drive a headphone shall be at least 10 milliwatts at no more than 10% distortion. (c) The audio power output rating of a receiver used to feed a line shall be at least 12 milliwatts at no more than 5% distortion Category Y - The manufacturer s specified audio power output, measured at no more than 15% distortion, shall be stated in the test report. 9.7 Intermodulation Distortion - This test is not required for Category Y equipment Definition - Intermodulation distortion is the measured value of spurious components appearing at the receiver output terminals under the test conditions below Method of Measurement - The input signal source shall comprise two equal 16
18 F amplitude radio frequency signals suitably combined, corresponding to ( D + F 850 Hz) and ( D Hz). The receiver shall be adjusted for operation on any selected datum frequency, and operated under standard test conditions and 50% of rated audio power output. The input signal to the receiver from each signal generator shall be simultaneously varied over the range 50 millivolts to 5 microvolts in 20 db steps Minimum Standard - The level of any spurious product shall be at least 20 db below the level of either of the two fundamental audio output signal over the input signal range 5 microvolts to 5 millivolts and shall be at least 15 db below at an input of 50 millivolts. 9.8 Spurious Outputs Definition - Spurious outputs are r.f. signals, generated within the receivers, which appear at the antenna terminals Methods of Measurement - The receiver shall be placed in operation at the standard test frequencies with the antenna terminals terminated with a nominal 50 ohm resistive load. Where other output terminations are used for the tests, they shall be specified in the test report and shall be within the impedance range of the equipment as stated by the manufacturer. The power of all significant spurious outputs shall be measured over the following frequency range. (a) A low frequency limit equal to that of the lowest intermediate frequency or the lowest oscillator frequency in the receiver, whichever is the least. (b) An upper frequency limit equal to 1000 MHz Minimum Standard - Spurious output at any discrete frequency shall not exceed 400 picowatts. 10. Minimum Standards under Environmental Conditions (Receivers) 10.1 Tolerances - The maximum allowable tolerances on test conditions measurements shall be as follows: (a) Temperature (degrees Centigrade): ± 3 degrees (b) Voltage: ± 2 percent (c) Humidity (relative): ± 5 percent 17
19 For the purpose of these tests, equipment temperature shall be considered stabilized when the temperature of the largest internal mass remains within ± 3 C of the specified environmental temperature when the equipment is inoperative or when the crest temperature of the largest internal mass does not vary more than ± 5 C with the equipment operating Measurements under Temperature and Voltage Extremes Step 1: Low Temperature - Low Voltage - Category L and Y equipment shall be tested at 0 C. Category C and V equipment shall be tested at -20 C. Place the equipment in a chamber at the required low temperature and allow it to stand inoperative (i.e. without primary power supplied) until temperatures have stabilized. The receiver shall then have a warm-up period of thirty minutes under standby conditions. At the end of this period, the receiver shall be kept in operation in the chamber with the primary voltage decreased to 90% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements shall then be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minute period. (b) The sensitivity shall be measured Step 2: Low Temperature - High Voltage - This test shall follow immediately after Step 1. The receiver shall be kept in operation with the primary voltage increased to llo% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements shall then be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minute period. (b) The sensitivity shall be measured Step 3: High Temperature - Low Voltage - Category Y equipment shall be tested at + 40 C Categories L, C, V at 50 C. With the equipment in the chamber at the required high temperature the receiver shall be operated for at least five hours. At the end of this period, the primary voltage shall be decreased to 90% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements shall then be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minutes period. (b) The sensitivity shall be measured Step 4: High Temperature - High Voltage - This test shall follow immediately after Step 3. The receiver shall be kept in operation with 18
20 the primary voltage increased to 110% of standard test voltage. (a) Frequency measurements sh~ll then be recorded at one minute intervals for a five-minute period. (b) The sensitivity shall be measured Measurements under Humidity Extremes - This test is required for Category "C" equipment only Step 1: The equipment shall be placed in the test chamber in a manner similar to that in which it will be used in service. The relative humidity shall be maintained in excess of 95% and the ambient temperature at ±40 C. The equipment shall remain in this atmosphere for a period if 8 hours. During this 8-hour period, no electrical or mechanical power shall be applied to the equipment Step 2: At the end of the 8-hour exposure period equipment shall be removed from the test chamber and any condensed moisture drained off. Within 5 minutes after removal, Standard Test Voltage shall be applied to the equipment. Thirty minutes shall be allowed, following application of primary power, for the equipment to warm up Step 3: Immediately following the 30 minute warm up period: (a) The receiver frequency stability shall be recorded at one minute intervals for a five minute period. (b) The sensitivity shall be measured Measurements under Vibration Conditions - This test is required for Category C equipment only. The equipment shall be secured to the vibration table through its normal attachments or mountings intended for use in service installations with vibration isolators, if any, in place. Additional straps or other holding means shall not be used. The equipment shall be mounted in the same position (with respect to the direction of gravity) for all vibration tests. Sinusoidal vibratory motion shall be applied to each of the three perpendicular axes of the equipment, i.e. lateral, vertical and longitudinal in any sequence under the following conditions: (a) Constant total excursion of 0.030" from 10 to 30 Hz. (b) The frequency shall change either linearly or logarithmically with time between 10 and 30 Hz such that a complete cycle (10-30-l0 Hz) will take approximately 5 minutes. 19
21 (c) The equipment shall be vibrated in each direction for a period of at least 30 minutes. Throughout the vibration tests the equipment shall be operated according to the manufacturer's stated duty cycle and during the last five minutes of the test the frequency shall be recorded at one minute intervals and the sensitivity measured Minimum Standards under Environmental Conditions All frequency measurements as recorded should be included in the test report. The recovered audio frequency shall not differ from the test frequency by more than Category L Categories C, V Category Y ± 20 Hz ± 60 Hz ± 100 Hz The receiver sensitivity shall not deteriorate more than 3 db from the minimum standard specified under standard test conditions. Issued under the authority of the Minister of Communications W.J. Wilson Director Telecommunications Regulation Branch 20
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27 Amendment 1 to Radio Standards Specification (RSS) 181 Issue 1 This amendment clarifies the requirement for H3E emissions on the international distress frequency of 2182 khz. All equipment operating on 2182 khz must have the capability of transmitting and receiving H3E emissions (single sideband, full carrier) on that frequency. In addition, changes are made to update references. The following changes are made to RSS 181 Issue 1: Page 2 - Change the frequency range in the title from 1,605-28,00" to 1,605-28,000" Page 3 - Delete paragraphs 3.1 and Add new paragraphs 3.1 and 3.2 as follows: 3.1 Radio Standards Procedure (RSP) Certification of Radio Equipment 3.2 Radiocommunication Information Circular (RIC) 11- Implementation in Canada if Single Sideband Techniques in the Maritime Mobile Service. - Add new paragraphs 4.6 as follows: 4.6 Requirements for Full Carrier Operation Equipment certified under this Specification that is intended to operate on 2182 khz, must have the capability of operating in the full carrier H3E mode on the frequency 2182 khz. As of 1 January 1982 a new method for designating emissions came into force. The classes of emission found throughout RSS 181 are amended as follows: OLD A3J A3H A3A A3/A3H NEW J3E H3E R3E A3E/H3E The Department reserves the right to revise this amendment. Effective Date: This amendment to RSS 181 Issue 1 is effective July 31,
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