§ 97.3 Definitions.

(b) The definitions of technical symbols

used in this part are:

(9) UHF (ultra-high frequency). The

frequency range 300–3000 MHz.

 

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§ 97.3 Definitions.

(c) The following terms are used in

this part to indicate emission types.

Refer to § 2.201 of the FCC Rules, Emission,

modulation and transmission characteristics,

for information on emission

type designators.

(8) SS. Spread spectrum emissions

using bandwidth-expansion modulation

emissions having designators with A,

C, D, F, G, H, J or R as the first symbol;

X as the second symbol; X as the

third symbol.

 

 

§ 2.201 Emission, modulation, and

transmission characteristics.

The following system of designating

emission, modulation, and transmission

characteristics shall be employed.

(a) Emissions are designated according

to their classification and their

necessary bandwidth.

(b) A minimum of three symbols are

used to describe the basic characteristics

of radio waves. Emissions are classified

and symbolized according to the

following characteristics:

(1) First symbol—type of modulation

of the main character;

(2) Second symbol—nature of signal(

s) modulating the main carrier;

(3) Third symbol—type of information

to be transmitted.

 

 

(c) First Symbol—types of modulation

of the main carrier:

(2) Emission in which the main

carrier is amplitude-modulated

(including cases where sub-carriers

are angle-modulated):.

—Double-sideband ....................... A

—Single-sideband, full carrier ..... H

—Single-sideband, reduced or

variable level carrier ................ R

—Single-sideband, suppressed

carrier ...................................... J

—Vestigial sideband .................... C

(3) Emission in which the main

carrier is angle-modulated:.

—Frequency modulation ............. F

—Phase modulation ..................... G

NOTE: Whenever frequency modulation ‘‘F’’

is indicated, Phase modulation ‘‘G’’ is also

acceptable.

(4) Emission in which the main

carrier is amplitude and anglemodulated

either simultaneously

or in a pre-established sequence .. D

 

 

 

 

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sorry, my typo.  It's in 97.3. (b)(9)




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