Receiver selectivity Sample Clauses

The 'Receiver selectivity' clause defines the right or ability of the receiving party in a transaction or agreement to choose or specify certain items, services, or deliverables from a broader set offered by the provider. In practice, this clause may allow the receiver to select which products from a catalog they wish to purchase, or to determine which services are to be performed under a service agreement. Its core function is to provide flexibility and control to the receiver, ensuring that they only accept or pay for items or services that meet their specific needs or preferences, thereby reducing the risk of unwanted or unnecessary obligations.
Receiver selectivity. The ITS receiver selectivity is specified in terms of the level of interfering signal consistent with a bit error ratio (BER) for the wanted signal of less than 10-3 before FEC. The interfering signal is assumed to be from a signal source with the ideal characteristics of the Internet FWA radio system, centered on the applicable adjacent channel. The wanted signal is assumed to be from a similar ideal source and set at a level 3 dB greater than the level required for BER = 10-3 in the absence of interference. The carrier to interference levels are as follows: Annex D -Product Specifications Purchase and License Agreement for FWA Equipment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Channel Carrier/Interference ratio for BER = 10-3 ---------------------- --------------------------------------------------- N <= 14.4 dB N +/- 1 <= -15.5 dB N +/- 2 <= -58.5 dB Any other channel <= -84.5 dBc ---------------------- ---------------------------------------------------
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Receiver selectivity. The ITS receiver selectivity is specified in terms of the level of interfering signal consistent with a bit error ratio (BER) for the wanted signal of less than 10-(3)
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Receiver selectivity. The RSS receiver selectivity is specified in terms of the level of interfering signal consistent with a bit error ratio (BER) for the wanted signal of less than 10-(3)
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Receiver selectivity. The RSS receiver selectivity is specified in terms of the level of interfering signal consistent with a bit error ratio (BER) for the wanted signal of less than 10-3 before FEC. The interfering signal is assumed to be from a signal source with the ideal characteristics of the Internet FWA radio system, centered on the applicable adjacent channel. The wanted signal is assumed to be from a similar ideal source and set at a level 3 dB greater than the level required for BER = 10-3 in the absence of interference. The carrier to interference levels are as follows: Channel Carrier/Interference ratio for BER = 10-3 N [*] N ± 1 [*] N ± 2 [*] N ± 3 [*] N ± 4 [*] N ± 5 [*] Any other channel Blocking specification applies
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Receiver selectivity. The RSS receiver selectivity is specified in terms of the level of interfering signal consistent with a bit error ratio (BER) for the wanted signal of less than 10-3 before FEC. The interfering signal is assumed to be from a signal source with the ideal characteristics of the Internet FWA radio system, centered on the applicable adjacent channel. The wanted signal is assumed to be from a similar ideal source and set at a level 3 dB greater than the level required for BER = 10-3 in the absence of interference. The carrier to interference levels are as follows: ---------------------------------- ------------------------------- Channel Carrier/Interference ratio for BER = 10-3 ---------------------------------- ------------------------------- N [ * ] N +/- 1 [ * ] N +/- 2 [ * ] N +/- 3 [ * ] Note: Portions of this exhibit indicated by "[ * ]" are subject to a confidential treatment request, and have been omitted from this exhibit. Complete, unredacted copies of this exhibit have been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission as part of the Company's confidential treatment request. Annex D -Product Specifications Purchase and License Agreement for FWA Equipment-December 2004 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------------- Channel Carrier/Interference ratio for BER = 10-3 ---------------------------------- ------------------------------- N +/- 4 [ * ] N +/- 5 [ * ] Any other channel Blocking specification applies ---------------------------------- -------------------------------
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Receiver selectivity. The RSS receiver selectivity is specified in terms of the level of interfering signal consistent with a bit error ratio (BER) for the wanted signal of less than 10–3 before FEC. The interfering signal is assumed to be from a signal source with the ideal characteristics of the Internet FWA radio system, centered on the applicable adjacent channel. The wanted signal is assumed to be from a similar ideal source and set at a level 3 dB greater than the level required for BER = 10–3 in the absence of interference. The carrier to interference levels are as follows: N [*] N ± 1 [*] N ± 2 [*] N ± 3 [*] N ± 4 [*] N ± 5 [*] Any other channel Blocking specification applies Purchase and License Agreement for FWA Equipment
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Receiver selectivity. The ITS receiver selectivity is specified in terms of the level of interfering signal consistent with a bit error ratio (BER) for the wanted signal of less than 10–3 before FEC. The interfering signal is assumed to be from a signal source with the ideal characteristics of the Internet FWA radio system, centered on the applicable adjacent channel. The wanted signal is assumed to be from a similar ideal source and set at a level 3 dB greater than the level required for BER = 10–3 in the absence of interference. The carrier to interference levels are as follows: N [*] N ± 1 [*] N ± 2 [*] Any other channel [*]
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