Interference and Suppression
harmonics, splatter, transmitter adjustments
If a neighbour reports television interference on one or two channels only when you transmit on 15 metres, what is probably the cause of the interference?
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What is meant by harmonic radiation?
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Why is harmonic radiation from an amateur station not wanted?
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What type of interference may come from a multi-band antenna connected to a poorly tuned transmitter?
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If you are told your station was heard on 21 375 kHz, but at the time you were operating on 7125 kHz, what is one reason this could happen?
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What causes splatter interference?
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Your amateur radio transmitter appears to be creating interference to the television on channel 3 (60-66 MHz) when you are transmitting on the 15 metre band. Other channels are not affected. The most likely cause is:
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One possible cause of TV interference by harmonics from an SSB transmitter is from "flat topping" — driving the final amplifier into non- linear operation. The most appropriate remedy for this is:
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In a transmitter, excessive harmonics are produced by:
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An interfering signal from a transmitter is found to have a frequency of 57 MHz (TV Channel 2 is 54 - 60 MHz). This signal could be the:
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Harmonics may be produced in the RF power amplifier of a transmitter if:
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