[Premium-Rx] MULTICOUPLER IP2
Tracey Gardner
tracey.gardner at talktalk.net
Sat Apr 1 11:33:24 EST 2006
Hi Warren
Take a look at this ARRL article
http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/pdf/020708qex046.pdf
To quote " In modern receivers, IPs may by quite high.
It is not unusual to see receivers with third-order intercept
points (IP3s) of +30 dBm (1 W) and second-order intercept
points (IP2s) of +80 dBm (100 kW).
IPs form an excellent basis for comparison of receiver
distortion performance"
Looking at that +42dbm in a multicoupler ain't so hot
Tracey
>
>> In Europe you would not get very happy with an IP2
>> of +42dBm
>
> Isn't +42dBMm 15 watts? Do you have more than 15
> watts of off channel signal into your antenna?
>
> Warren
>
> --- Clemens Paul <cpaul at gmx.net> wrote:
>
>> " 2nd & 3rd Order Intercepts 45 dB & 42 dB " (specs
>> from
>> http://www.testequipmentcanada.com/M-50-8.html.)
>>
>> In Europe you would not get very happy with an IP2
>> of +42dBm except you are using
>> very selective narrow banded antennas or additional
>> preselection before the coupler.
>>
>> Clemens
>> DL4RAJ
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