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Test Descriptions
TEST_11 - TXA RVC Data Deviation
TEST_11 - TXA RVC Data Deviation
Description
This test provides three possible modes of operation, determined by:
The first method, selected by setting parameter 48. TXA Transient/ss
data [0=tran 1=bth 2=ss] to 0=tran, measures the Peak+ and Peak
frequency deviation of the data in the entire Reverse Voice Channel
(RVC) burst to ensure that it is within the specified limits.
The entire burst is tested by sending the FVC message 5 times while
the peak+ hold detector is on, and another 5 times while the peak
hold
detector is on.
The second method, selected by setting parameter 48. TXA
Transient/ss data [0=tran 1=bth 2=ss] to 1=bth, first performs the test
on just the steady state portion of the RVC data signal, followed by a
test of the entire signal (described above).
The steady state portion of the test is performed by measuring the RVC
data signal between 20 ms and 50 ms following the beginning of the
data burst. The peak + and
results are compared to values in pass/fail
limit 38. TXA Wideband Data Deviation Steady State (kHz). The
results of the transient portion of the test are compared to values in the
pass/fail limit 39. TXA Wideband Data Deviation Transient (kHz).
The third method, selected parameter 48. TXA Transient/ss data
[0=tran 1=bth 2=ss] by setting to 2=ss, performs the test on just the
steady state portion of the RVC data signal (as described above).
NOTE
In all three methods, the MSUT should blank the SAT tone before
sending the RVC message; therefore, SAT deviation should not be
included in the deviation measurement. If the MSUT has an open
microphone, the readings may be affected by background noise. In this
case, mute the handset. Using the first method, 0=tran, Agilent
Technologies has found that some cellular telephones fail this test
because the telephones produce a carrier frequency transient, typically
during the first 10 mS of the data burst. This causes the peak frequency
deviation to exceed the maximum specification of
±8 kHz ±10% (or a
total of
±8.8 kHz) specified in the EIA/TIA IS-98 Standard. This test,
while conforming to the EIA/TIA IS-98 Standard, captures the peak
deviation during the first 10 mS of the data burst and will indicate a
failed test result if the MSUT exceeds the specified limits.
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