TX RF Power Required Sample Clauses
The "TX RF Power Required" clause defines the minimum or specific radio frequency (RF) power output that a transmitter (TX) must provide in a given system or device. This clause typically sets technical standards for the transmitter's output, ensuring that it meets regulatory, operational, or performance requirements. For example, it may specify that a wireless device must transmit at a certain power level to ensure adequate signal coverage or to comply with legal limits. The core function of this clause is to ensure reliable communication performance and regulatory compliance by clearly stating the necessary RF power output for transmitters.
TX RF Power Required. TX Hum and Noise Required 6.11.13.2.1 Number of RX channels Required
TX RF Power Required. TX Hum and Noise Required 6.5.5.2.3 RX sensitivity Required 6.5.5.2.4 RX audio output power Required 6.5.5.2.5 RX audio distortion Required 6.5.5.2.6 RX adjacent channel rejection Required 6.5.5.2.7 RX spurious response rejection Required 6.5.5.2.8 RX intermodulation rejection Required
TX RF Power Required. TX Hum and Noise Required 6.5.6.2.3 RX sensitivity Required
TX RF Power Required. TX Hum and Noise Required 6.8.14.2.1 RX “as needed” number of RX channels Required 6.8.14.2.2 RX “as needed” RX Frequency Spread Required 6.8.14.2.3 RX sensitivity Required 6.8.14.2.4 RX audio output power Required 6.8.14.2.5 RX audio distortion Required 6.8.14.2.6 RX adjacent channel rejection Required 6.8.14.2.7 RX Spurious response rejection Required 6.8.14.2.8 RX intermodulation rejection Required 6.8.15 P25 Compliant Mobile-Multiband: 12.5 kHz-Category 1 6.8.15.1.1 TX “as needed” number of TX channels Required
TX RF Power Required. TX Hum and Noise Required