Sony Group WRT808A68 User Manual 27826
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It supplies Vcc of the RF AMP blocki Voltage regulator output is +3V constant. It supplies Vcc uftlre VCO(CP401). (2) Measurement of RF power output. RF power output is measured at output terminal (CNAOZ). VCO(CP401) output is applied to RF AMP block and the output is applied to L.P.F.and isolator. So RF power output is decided by VCO and RF AMP block output power, LP.F. insertion loss and isolator insertion loss, 1) VCO RF output power is —1.5 ~ +2.0dBm(at 509 load) at 3V power supply voltage. 2) Adjust Cl'401 and RV401 so that RF AMP block output power is 16 ~ 19dBm (at 509 load) when RF AMP block input power is -1.5 - +2,0dBm and SV power supply voltage. 3) L.P.F. insertion loss is less than 0.6dB, 4) isolator insertion loss is 0.5 — 0.9dB. Therefore RF output power is 50mW(15m‘¢V) by adjusting CT401 and RV40L DC DC Converter Regulator FCC ID: AK8WRT808A68 Page I? (d)-(10)A descriplion of circnitry for determining and stabilizing frequency: Determination and stability of frequency on PLL synthesizer 1. Divide the oscillation frequencym from the VCO(CP401) by a presczler[1/M](IC401). A wunter[1/A](IC401) and N counter[1/N](IC401) and apply it [fr'] to a phase detectort fr’ = f (1) MNsA 2. The integrated output signal of the phase detedor, which is taken by the phase difference from[£r’] to a reference oscillatorlfi], and use the signal as the control voltage for the VCO. 3. With the above 1 and 2(Ioop 1 through 2), the circuit maintains its balance fr = fr' ---- (2) by expression of (1), (2) f = (MN+A)fi ---- (3) 4. Therefnre transmitting fi'equencym is determined by [M], [N], [A], [fr] and stability is decided by stabilityvf reference frequencyfi'r} 5. Stability of the reference frequencflfx] is 135ppm(by stability of X‘I|I(X551) spec). So stability of tran smitling frequeney[f| is tSOppm(04005%). CP401 LPF VCO RF AMP 4; D Phase Detector X551 I0551 Crystal Reference 080 FCC ID: AKSWRTSOSAGS Page lg (d)—(11)A description of clrcuits for suppression of spurious radiation: 1. Radiation of higher harmonics are suppressed by installation of low pass filter and isolator in the next to a RF mil 2. By intruducing direct oscillalion system of lransmilting frequency by the VCO, RF AMP are straightly amplified. So there is no spurious caused by frequency multiplier. 3. Shield of the VCO and the RF AMP block suppress spurious emission radiated from the transmiller chassis. Antenna CP401 04040405 FL401 CP403 VCO RF AMP LPF Isolate! FCC lD: AKSWRT808A68 Past I ‘i (e) Report of Measurement -- Uuder FCC Rules and Regulations Paris 2 and 74 -- Repofl Dale : December 28, 1998 Manufacturer: Sony Corporation Manufacturer‘s Address: 7—35 Kilashinagawu 6-ehome Shinagawa—lru. Tokyo, 141 JAPAN Trade Name: SONY Model Number: WRT—808A(68) (FCC ID: AKSWRT808A68) Commodity: UHF SYNTHESIZED TRANSMITTER Test Method: All Measuremenls were performed in accordance will] the applicable sedions in FCC Rules and Regulalions Part 2 and 74. I hereby slate lhal the measurements shown in lhis report were made in accordance with Ihe procedures indiclled. I assume full responsibilily for the accuracy of these measurements and vouch for the qualifications of all persons taking them Signed by: Name (Print): Title: v ’ p K, Nakaynna Manager, Product Safety , \ , ‘ ~ .‘ f . A C 3 V Quality Assurance Depurtmenl / ' ' Broadcasling 81 Professional Syslems Company Company Name: Address: Sony Corporalion 7—35 Kilashinzgawa 6-chome Shinagzwa—ku, Tokyo, szan FCC 1-D: AKEWRTSOEAGB Page 2° 2105“ I] m‘ r A. Measurement procedure 1. The measurement shall be made on an open field test site which is free from reflecting objects that may afl'ect the measurement results. 2. For radiated power output of the equipment, the measuring antenna was raised and lowered to obtain a maximum reading on the spectrum analyzer with the antenna vertically and horizontally polarized. The turntable was rotated a minimum of 360” to further increase the reading on the spectrum analyzer. Then field strength was recorded in dB at V/m. 3. The unit was removed and replaced with a dipole antenna. (The antenna was adjusted to a half-wave of transmitting frequency.) The center of the dipole antenna was placed approximately at the same location as the center of the unit. 4. The dipole antenna at the unit end was connected to a signal generator with a coaxial cable. Wilh the antennas at both ends vertically and horizontally polarized and signal generator tuned to the transmitting frequency, the level of the signal generator output was adjusted to the previously recorded maximum reading for this set of conditions was obtained 5. The input power into the dipole antenna was calculated from the coaxial cable loss and the signal generator output voltage obtained in these readings. For the measured data, refer to Page FCC ID: AKWRTSOSA68 Page 2 l For lhe sclllp, refer to the diagram below. Wooden antenna P0|e $15 1 77777777 Attenuator x14 Adjustable U0 Height Measuring Ant. I Equioment V— fl Down Prese ector 122 Dioole Aflt Turn Table RF Switch $23 _*L__ Spectrum Analyzer x21 1m 4m Standard Signal Generator Ground Level 3m Measuring site Dislance between Antenna ---- 3 meters Localion Atsugi Technology Ctnler, Kanngawa‘ Japan B. For lhc measured data, refer In Page FCC ID: AKSWRT808A68 Pzge 21 A Measurement procedure The lesl signal ms applied to the audio inpnl terminal of [he lransmiller. A modulalinn analyzer was connected lo Ihe uulpul lemlinals of the transmiller. The |esl signal frequency was swilched over 100Hz, 2.5kl—lz and ISkHz. For the lesl sci-up, refer to [he diagram below. MODULATION ANALYZER (' 11) RAGUIATED POWER SUPPLY (‘ 1) ‘l’l‘ENUATOR DISTORTION (‘ 8) ANALYZER (‘ 10) VOLT METER (' 2) AUDIO oscn 1 ATOR (" 9) For Ihe measured dala, refer 10 Page FCC lD: AKBWRT808A68 Page 25 2 10 9 G . l .” A. Measuremenl procedure Manufacturer‘s necessary bundwidlll is IIOKHZ. A speckum analyzer was connected it: Ihe output terminalsl The unit was modulated by a 15kHz lone of mflicieul level to produce at least 85 percent modulation. The Occupied bandwidth was measured will] the spectrum analyzer set at SOKHZIdiv. scan and 10dB/div. For the tee! set-up. refer tn the diagram below SPECTRUM ANALYZER (’ 7) REGULATED POWER SUPPLY (' 1) ATTENUATOR (" 8) VOLT MErER (‘ 2) AUDIO OSCILLATOR (‘ 9) For Ihe measured dala. refer to Page FCC ID: AKSWRTSOBAGS page 1+ 2 us 5 . . . _ A. Measurement procedure The conducted spurious (es! is um applicable because (his device has a fixed anlenna (1101 removable). FCC ID: AKBWRT803A68 Page 25 2053E'll IE . .. A—l. Measurement procedure (from lowest frequency to lOOOMHz) 1. The measurement shall be made on an open field test site which is free from reflecting objects that may afleot the measurement results. 2. This procedure was intended to determine the level of spurious emission radiated from the antenna and the unit chassis. The radio frequency spectrum was scanned from lowest frequency generated in the equipment to IOOOMHZ. 34 For each spurious or harmonic measurement, the measuring antenna was adjusted to the correct length for the frequency involved. This length was made from the lowest frequency generated in the equipment to IOOOMHZ. 4. For each frequency generated in the equipment, the measuring antenna was raised and lowered to obtain a maximum reading on the spectrum analyzer with the antenna vertically polarized The turntable was rotated a minimum of 360' to further increase the reading on the spectmm analyzer. Then field strength was recorded in dB“ Wu). 5. The unit was removed and replaced with a dipole antenna. (The antenna was adjusted to a half-wave of transmitting frequency.) The center ofthe dipole antenna was placed approximately at the same location as the center of the unit. 6. The dipole antenna at the unit end was fed with a signal generator. With the antennas at both ends vertically polarized and signal generator tuned to the transmitting frequency, the level of the signal generator output was adjusted to the previously recorded maximum reading for this set of conditions was obtained. 7. The entire procedure for each spurious and harmonics frequency with the FSM antenna horizontally polarized was repeated. 8. The input power into the dipole antenna was calculated from the impedance and the sign] generator voltage obtained in these readings. For the measured data, refer to the page FCC ID: AKBWRTSOSAGS Page 26 ”ME.“ I E . l" A-2 Measurement procedure (from 16112 to 10 GHz) 1. The measurement shall be made on an open field which is free from reflecting objects that may affect the measurement results. 2. This procedure was intended to determine the level of spurious emission radiated from the antenna and the unit chassis The radio frequency spectmm ms scanned from IGHz frequency generated in the equipment to IOGHz. 3. For each spurious or harmonic measurement. the measuring antenna was changed according to frequency range. 4. For each frequency generated in the equipment, the measuring antenna was raised and lowered to obtain a maximum reading on the spectrum analyzer with the antenna vertically polarized. The turntable was rotated a minimum of 360' to further increase the reading on the spectrum analyzer. Then field strength was recorded in dBuV/m. For the measured data, refer to the page FCC ID: AKSWRT808A68 Page 17 For the selnp, refer lo the diagram below. wooden antenna Pole $15 1 77777777 Attenuator dJustable $14 . Measuring Antr up He lth rfi/ Down Transnfitter Prese ecto $22 Ground Level ; Turn Table ide Band Am RF Switch ; “a $23 | E | E.“ I Spec rum Soec rum : Analyzer Ana yzer | 112 $21 ’ ( glGHz) ( <1GHZ) 4 V 3m Measuring site Distance between Antenna ———— 3 melers Location »»-» Alsugi Technology Center, Kanagawa, Japan For Ihe measured data, refer to Page FCC ID: AKSWRTSOSASB Page at 2 1 [155 E T (1) Frequency vs. Ambient temperature A Measuremenl promdnre The unit was placed in lhe temperature cycle chamber and was kept at a temperature of -30' 11' for 1 hmrr. The rated test voltage was applied for two minutes. The transmitting frequency was measured during this period and remrdedr A similar measuremenl was performed with the temperatures changed 10]: each time up to maximum of 501: For the test setup, refer to the diagam heluw. T'EWERA’I'URE CHAMBER WITH THERMOME’I'ER (' 4) REGULATED POWER SUPPLY (" 1) VOLT METER (' 2) For the measured data, refer to the Page FCC 1D: AKSWRTWSAGS Page 2q 2 55 E 1 T (2) Frequency vs, Supply voltage A Measurement procedure The power supply vollage to Ihe unil under tesl is varied from 2.0V to 1.725V4 Numinal Value 3.00 V | 85% ofihe nominal value 2455 V 115% oflhe nominal value Banery operating end poinl which shall be 1.90 V specified by the manufzclurer For Ihe lesl selup, refer lo Ihe diagram below. REGULATED POWER SUPPLY (‘ 1) VOLT MEYER (' 2) FREQUENCY COUNTER (" 5) For the measured data, refer In the Page FCC ID: AKSWRTSOSAES Page 3° Model: WRT-808A(6S) FCC ID: AKBWRT808A68 POWER SUPPLY: 3.00v DC Frequency (MHZ) CH No, ‘ ERP (mW) | 794.125 68—01 | 5.6 800.125 69-01 | 5.8 805.875 69-47 5.2 FCC ID? AKBWRTSOSAfiS Page 5\ Deviation VS. Input LAveI Model: kaowss) FCC ID: Axswmsosms Transmitting Freq; 794.125MHz (CH No. 6801) FCC ID: AKSWRT808A68 Page 31 2 Nil I! l . l . . Devialion VSA Inpln Level Model: WRT-SOSA(68) FCC ID: AKSWRT808A68 Transmilling Freq; SOO‘IZSMHZ (CH No. 69-01) FCC ID: AKSWRTfiOSAfiB Page 33 210 Z” I l . l . . Devian’on VS. lnpul [Ave] Model: WRT-808A(68) FCC ID: AKBWRT808A68 Transmitting Freq.: 805.875MHz (CH No. 6947) REF 17.0 dBm Model: FCC ID: WRT-808A( 68) AKSWRT808A68 Center Frequency 794.175 MHz (CH No. 68-01) Modulating frequency. 15kHz Inpul bevel: v53dB(0dB=1Vrms) Tue Dec 15 1998 ATT 30 dB Um» leank iOUB/ HEW 300 HZ VBH 100 HZ SHP 345 CENTER 794,1250 MHZ REF 17 0 dBm SPAN 500 kHz Center Frequency SOOJZSNH-lz (CH No. 69401) The Ber 15 1998 MT 30 08 um E_b]ank 10dB/ HEW 300 Hz VBW 100 Hz SWP 345 CENTER 8001250 MHZ SPAN 500 kHZ FCC III AKBWRTSOSAGS Page 31’ Model: WRT-WBMGB) FCC 1D: AKSWRT808A68 Caner Frequency 805.875MHz (CH No. 69—47) Tue DEC 15 1998 REF 17 0 dBm ATT 30 dB LVlEN Eiblank iodB/ RB“ 300 HZ VBH 100 Hz SWP 34 s CENTER 805 8750 MHZ SPAN 500 kHz FCC ID: AKSWRTSOSAES Page 35 205313] 1 E . r. Model: FCC ID: Frequency: Power supply: FCC ID: AKBWRTSOSACSS Page 36 warms/nae) AKBWRT808A68 794.125MHZ (CH No. 6801) AA size battery x 2 3.0V Frequency (MHZ) ill * 794.125 1588.25!) Field slrenglh (dB u V/m) 104.20 63.60 (a: 0.0) (- 40.5 ) Frequency. Power supply: Frequency (MHz) 800.125 1600.250 ** 800.125MH1 (Cl—l No. 69411) M size binary x z 3.0v Field sliength (dBu V/m) 104.60 61.30 (ii 0.0) (- 43.3 ) Frequency: Power supply: Frequency (MHz) it alt 805.875 16114750 Note: * Unit: dB (NR = carrier level) * * Carrier frequency 805.875MHz (CH No. 69-47) AA size battery x 2 3.0V Field strength (an A V/m) 103.90 60.80 (sit 0.0) (- 43.1 ) In parenthesis figure shows spurious and harmonic emission level. FCC ID: AKBWRTSOSAes Page 37 II E: I'E' 1. “ Substitution Method" is employed in case that reading of spectrum analyzer is extremely higler than the noise levelt Field Strength [dB u V/m] = S.S.G. Oulpul Level [dB 14. Win] (at 509) + Ball-n Lpss of Reception Antenna [dB] + Antenna Factor [dB] 2. Following calculation is employed in case that S.S.G. is not employed. Field Strength [dBu V/m] = Meter Reading [dBu V] + Antenna Faun! (including Balun Loss) [dB] + Cable Lass + ZDIGgQMIIOm) [dB] mummy r Power supply Nominal frequency : 794.125MHz (CH No. 68-01 Frequency slabilily (%) FCC ID: AKBWRTEOEASB Model:WRT»808A(68) Page 38 Ambient 1.900V DC 2.550 V DC 3.000V DC 3.450V DC lemperatureflz) -30 -0.00161 4100161 000161 720 4100083 0.00057 0.00087 41W 0.00000 -0.00011 50 0.00010 Power supply Naminal frequency : 800,175MH2 (CH No. 69-0])' Frequency stability (%) Ambient tempculurem) 2.550 V DC | 3.000v DC 3.450V DC 0.00160 | , 4100160 0.00087 0.00087 FCC ID: AKSWRTSOSAGS ModelszT~8mA(68) Page 3? Nominal frequency. 805. 875MHz (CH No. 69- 47) Power supply Frequency slabilily (%) Ambienl 1. 900V DC 2.550 V DC 3. (XXJV DC 3 450V DC temperaturcm FCC ID: AKSWRTSUSAGS Model:WRT-808A(68) Page 44 ”1 Regulated Power supply ‘2 Volt Meter ‘3 Current Meter ‘4 Temperature Chamber ‘5 Frequency Counter ‘6 Power Meter Pdwer Sensor ‘7 Spectrum Analyzer “8 Allenuator ‘9 Audio Oscilhtor ‘ 10 Distortion Analyzer ‘11 Modulation Analyzer ‘12 Spectrum Analyzer ‘13 Wide Band Amplifier ‘14 Hum Antenna Log—Periodic Antenna ‘15 3dB Attenuator ‘21 Spectrum Analyzer ‘22 Preselutlor “E RF Switch ‘24 Standard Signal Generator TAKASAGO NLDSS-S 9820333 Yokogawa 2051 10497U Yokngawa 2051 11384U Tabai PL-l 2223871 Anritsn MF76A MT59216 Hewlett Packard 4353 2445A11826 Hewlett Packard 8482A 2349A10440 ADVANTEST 117371A 5863D14 Anritsll W-SZA M47522 Matsushita VP-722A 529059 Hewlal Plckard 334A 1 140A09384 Hewlett Packard 8901A 1 922A00235 ADVANTEST 15265 1506025] Ann'tsll A4H10023 - SCHWARBBECK BBHA 912043 102/93 SCHWARZBECK UHALP9107 — Hewlett Packard 8491B 2708A ADVANTIET TR4172 60690030 ADVAM‘ EST "11114307 68360004 ADVANTEST 11114308 8604004 Ann'tsn MG645B] M54866
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