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发表于 2007-9-5 13:36:02
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what 's the "TX-RX SAWJMHO" mean?
BTW: I don't think it fit for every design.
GSM1 spurious emission in RX band --> A
A = [GSM2 sensitivity] - [C/I margin] + [Coupling loss between GSM1 & GSM2]
If Coupling loss=15, then A=-110 - 9 + 15 = -102 (dBm)
In fact, if you test "spurious emission in RX band", you can't get the value under -90dBm because the noise floor of Spectrum analyzer isn't low enough. The -102dBm is unmeasured, but it's attainable by a TX SAW.
3GPP 51.010 think "A" value should be lower than -79dBm in GSM band.
It's based on: sensitivity = -104, couple loss = 34.5 (-104 - 9 + 34.5 = -78.5)
If "A" value = -80dBm. obviously, 15dB coupling loss cant meet the requirement.
In a word, If you cant get a better "A" value, you should increase your Coupling loss to meet your requirement.
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