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CI 2. Connect channel 1 (X) of the oscilloscope to the NBFM AUDIO OUTPUT of
the FM / PM Receiver. rit

Connect the RF OUTPUT of the RF Generator to the PM / NBFM RF

INPUT of the FM / PM Receiver, and the SYNC OUTPUT to the Frequency
Counter. Carefully adjust the frequency of the RF Generator to 10.700
MHz. (FREQUENCY RANGE: 10 MHz 32 MHz). On the FM / PM Receiver,
set the DEVIATION push-button to the NBFM position.
Inject a 100 mV 1.5 kHz inusoidal signal at the FREQUENCY MODULATION
IN of t e RF Generator. Adjust the OUTPUT LEVEL of the RF Generator
to 50% clockwise. Carefully adjust the DEVIATION so that you obtain a 3 kHz
deviation on the receiver display, while keeping the frequency of the RF
Generator at 10.700 MHz as much as possible.

On the oscilloscope screen, you should see the 1.5 kHz signal injected into
the RF Generator.

Slowly vary the frequency using the frequency control of the RF Generator.
How does the-1.5 kHz signal vary with the frequency of the RF signal?
Cl 3. Measure the upper and lower frequency limits of the RF Generator at
which reception is no longer possible. This limit corresponds to a sign) at
the NBFM AUDIO OUTPUT which is so weak that it is no longer visible on
the oscilloscope. (At least 30 dB attenuation).
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flower = )t ? 019 MHz

What is the selectivity of the receiver? . -

Selectivity = 30 dB at ________ kHz from the tuned frequency of the

receiver

The selectivity is optimal when equal to the bandwidth of the received RF

signal.

4. Set the frequency of the RF Generator to 10.700 MHz. The demodulated

signal can be seen on the oscilloscope.

Using a BNC T-connector, connect the True RIMS Voltmeter/ Power Meter
to the RF OUTPUT of the RF Generator. Reduce the OUTPUT LEVEL of
the RF signal. How does the signal vary?