Frequency Modulation Sample Clauses

Frequency Modulation. The Power Plant shall participate in the frequency modulation of the power grid. The dispatching center may, according to the actual conditions of the power grid, arrange the Power Plant to be the modulation plant of the power grid and to carry out operation in accordance with the curve released by the dispatching center. The Power Plant must comply with the dispatching instructions and maintain the grid frequency within the scope prescribed by the Dispatching Code.
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Frequency Modulation. (1) Sanming Local Dispatching Agency may arrange the Power Plant to be the frequency modulation plant for the power grid of the local district in accordance with the actual conditions of the power grid in Sanming district, and the Power Plant must carry out the frequency modulation according to the dispatching directions and maintain the power frequency being within the provided range in the Dispatching Regulations.
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Frequency Modulation. (1) The Power Plant shall participate in the frequency modulation of the power grid. The dispatching center may, according to the actual conditions of the power grid, arrange the Power Plant to be the modulation plant of the power grid and to carry out operation in accordance with the curve released by the dispatching center. The Power Plant must comply with the dispatching instructions and maintain the grid frequency within the scope prescribed by the Dispatching Code or the power frequency of the line communicated with the power grid of East China within the regulated scope.
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Frequency Modulation. FM Hum and Noise – The ratio of suppression of frequency modulated hum and noise Hz – Hertz. IEC – International Electrotechnical Commission. LED- Light Emitting Diode. LCD – Liquid Crystal Display. LLRU – Lowest Level Replacement Unit. MHz – Megahertz. PCM – Pulse Code Modulation. PTT – Push-To-Talk. SINAD – Signal to Noise and Distortion Ratio. TIA – Telecommunications Industry Association. UHF – Ultra-High Frequency VHF – Very-High Frequency VSWR – Voltage Standing Wave Ratio APPLICABLE REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS The United States Code of Federal Regulations The vendor, and all equipment supplied by the vendor shall comply with The United States Code of Federal Regulations, Title 47 – Telecommunication, Chapter 1 – Federal Communications Commission Parts 2 and 90. Telecommunications Industry Association and DMS Standards TIA-603 Revision D, Land Mobile FM or PM – Communications Equipment – Measurement and Performance Standards. All radio products shall conform to the Department of Management Services’ (DMS) Technical Specifications as defined in performance characteristics. All radio equipment performance specifications listed below shall be met using TIA-603 Revision D measurement test procedures. The only exceptions shall be environmental specifications that must be met using MIL-STD-810 procedures. The DMS radio performance specifications are presented in table form in Attachment 1 at the end of this document. TIA-102 – Project 25 Series Documents. United States Military Standards MIL-STD-810, Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Test methods and standards identified in these technical specifications. Category 1 products, except Base Stations Repeaters and RF Control Stations, require MIL-STD-810 compliance; the vendor shall comply with the current version of MIL-STD-810, Revision G, of October 2008, including Change Notices. If the vendor is unable to comply with Revision G, they may, as an alternative, comply with Revision F, or Revision E, including change Notices. Specific MIL-STD-810 test methods and standards, listed below for each type of equipment (Category 1), shall be used in place of any corresponding specific TIA-603-D environmental standards to ensure that robust, rugged Public Safety Grade radios and associated equipment are procured. For any TIA-603-D environmental parameter where a MIL-STD-810 test method and standard is not specified below, the TIA-603-D standard shall be applied. For example, base stations are not ...
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Frequency Modulation. Upon the agreement between and by Party A and Party B, the Power Station (generator units), upon the normal operation of the Cangxi grid, shall be considered as the power station free from frequency modulation; upon the isolated grid operation of the Cangxi grid, the Power Station(generator units) shall be considered as the first frequency modulation power station, the generator units shall be required to participate in the frequency modulation of the power system in accordance with the power system dispatching regulations.
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Frequency Modulation. Theory of Frequency Modulation, characteristics of FM, Generation of FM, pre-emphasis, De-emphasis, wide &Narrowband FM Transmission, FM receiver. Unit V: A. Pulse Communication: Information Theory, Classification of pulse modulation, Sampling process, pulse amplitude modulation, PWM and PPM modulation pulse code modulation.
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