Frequency Translation Sample Clauses
The Frequency Translation clause defines the process by which signals or data are converted from one frequency to another within a system or agreement. In practice, this clause typically applies to telecommunications or broadcasting contracts, where equipment or services must shift signal frequencies to ensure compatibility with different devices or regulatory requirements. By specifying how and when frequency translation occurs, the clause ensures seamless operation across various platforms and prevents technical mismatches, thereby facilitating interoperability and compliance.
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Frequency Translation. 2-7 2.3.6.1 Short-term Frequency Translation Stability...2-7 2.3.6.2
Frequency Translation. The communication system translates Uplink transmissions by a net frequency subtraction identified in Table 1 below. The net translation error is not expected to exceed ****.
Table 1. Frequency Range and Corresponding Translation Frequency
Frequency Translation. The communication system translates uplink transmissions by a net frequency subtraction of 2225 MHz. The net translation error is not expected to exceed +/- 25 kHz over the operating life time of the satellite, with variations over any 24 hour period not to exceed +/- 3 kHz.
Frequency Translation. The communication system translates uplink transmissions by a net frequency subtraction of ****. The net translation error is not expected to ****.
Frequency Translation. The satellite channel shall provide a net frequency decrease of 2225 MHz between uplink and downlink. The net translation error including initial tolerance shall not exceed plus/minus 10 parts in 10/6/ over the operating lifetime of the satellite.