| 摘要 |
<p>1,229,698. Testing unattended repeaters. C.I.T.-COMPAGNIE INDUSTRIELLE DES TELECOMMUNICATIONS. 24 Sept., 1969 [25 Sept., 1968], No. 46944/69. Heading H4R. In apparatus for testing repeaters by measuring the intermodulation produced in the repeater amplifier, 10, a test signal # mn in the low-frequency "go" channel of the link is transmitted from the measuring terminal station "A" to produce an intermodulation signal fd when subjected to non-linearity of the amplifier 10 together with a locally generated signal # c , which lies in a frequency band between the frequencies of the "go" and "return" channels, from an oscillator 20 at the repeater. A second frequency # in is also generated at the repeater and applied to the repeater amplifier to be returned to the measuring terminal station in, or above, the high-frequency "return" band. The frequency # in is applied to the repeater amplifier via a gate circuit 24 which is disabled when the signal level at the output of the amplifier 10, as detected by detector 23, reaches a predetermined level. The frequency # in is detected at the terminal station on a receiver 46. When the signal # in is cut off by the operation of the gate 24 the level of the signal fd, produced by intermodulation, is determined by meter 45, fd being changed to the frequency fo, to which the meter responds, by the modulator 43. The system is calibrated by transmitting a signal fd from the station B and noting, on meter 45, the level N1 at which # in is cut off. The signal # mn is then transmitted and again the level N2 at meter 45 noted when # in is cut off. Knowing the level Nc at which signal # cn is generated at the repeater a measure of the non-linearity of the amplifier is obtained from (N1 -N2-Nc).</p> |
