Isolation curves for transmitter/receiver – Bird Technologies 11-70 Series User Manual
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Bird Technologies Group
TX RX Systems Inc.
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Isolation Curves for Transmitter/Receiver
These are only "typical" curves. When accuracy is required, consult the radio manufacturer.
NOTE
The curves shown below for use with filters, duplexers, and multicouplers, indicate the
amount of isolation or attenuation required between a typical 100 watt transmitter and its
associated receiver at the TX (carrier suppression) and RX (noise suppression) frequency
which will result in no more than a 1 dB degradation of the 12 dB SINAD sensitivity.
For TX Power of:
25 watts -
50 watts -
100 watts -
250 watts -
350 watts -
subtract 6 dB
subtract 3 dB
no correction
add 4 dB
add 5.5 dB
For TX Power of:
25 watts -
50 watts -
100 watts -
250 watts -
350 watts -
subtract 6 dB
subtract 3 dB
no correction
add 4 dB
add 5.5 dB