Common use of Duty cycle Clause in Contracts

Duty cycle. The Base Duty Cycle defines the number of hours during which a CSTB is considered to be working in “On”( => TOn) and “Standby modes” (=> TStandby or T APD). The duty cycle is dependent on the Auto Power Down feature. CSTB with APD On Standby Standby from APD Daily time duration in this mode TOn= 4.5h T Standby=15h T APD =4.5h

Duty cycle. The Base Duty Cycle defines the number of hours during which a CSTB is considered to be working in “On”( => TOn) and “Standby modes” (=> TStandby or T APD). The duty cycle is dependent on the (optional) availability of the Auto Power Down feature. CSTB with NO APD On Standby Daily time duration in this mode TOn= 9h T Standby=15h CSTB with APD On Standby Standby from APD Daily time duration in this mode TOn= 4.5h T Standby=15h T APD =4.5h

Duty cycle. The Base Duty Cycle defines the number of hours during which a CSTB is considered to be working in “On”( => TOn) and “Standby modes” (=> TStandby or T APD). The duty cycle is dependent on the (optional) availability of the Auto Power Down feature. CSTB with APD On Standby Standby from APD Daily time duration in this mode TOn= 4.5h T Standby=15h T APD =4.5h.

Duty cycle. The Base Duty Cycle defines the number of hours during which a CSTB is considered to be working in “On”( => TOn) and “Standby modes” (=> TStandby or T APD). The duty cycle is dependent on the (optional) availability of the Auto Power Down feature. Table 1: Base Duty Cycle CSTB with NO APD On Standby Daily time duration in this mode TOn= 9h T Standby=15h CSTB with APD On Standby Standby from APD Daily time duration in this mode TOn= 4.5h T Standby=15h T APD =4.5h

Duty cycle. The Base Duty Cycle defines the number of hours during which a CSTB is considered to be working in “On”on” ( => TOn) and “Standby standby modes” (=> TStandby or T APD). The duty cycle is dependent on the Auto Power Down feature. CSTB with APD On Standby Standby from APD Daily time duration in this mode TOn= 4.5h T Standby=15h T APD =4.5h.