1.4.7 Intermodulation

The intermodulation interference, i.e. the power of intermodulation products, reduced by the intermodulation attenuation function of the VLR can be used in interference calculations. See ANNEX 5: for further details.

1.2.1 Receiver thermal noise

1.2.2 Noise figure and Noise factor

1.2.3 Receiver noise floor

1.2.4 Receiver sensitivity

1.2.5 Wanted signal: dRSS

1.2.6 Interfering signal: iRSS

1.2.7 Bandwidth correction factor

1.2.8 Desensitisation

1.2.9 Blocking

1.2.10 Adjacent channel selectivity (ACS)

1.2.11 In-band, out-of-band, spurious, unwanted emission

1.2.12 Co channel

1.4.1 Introduction

1.4.2 An illustration with C/I as interference criterion

1.4.3 Methodology associated to the interference criterion (C/I, C/(I+N), (N+I)/N, I/N)

1.4.4 Interference criteria relationship

1.4.5 Unwanted emissions

1.4.6 Receiver blocking

1.4.7 Intermodulation

1.4.8 Overloading

1.4.9 Combined interference mechanism

1.4.10 Interference calculation

1.7.1 Installation using .jar package

1.7.2 SEAMCAT home directory and configuration panel

1.7.3 Java source code

1.7.4 Multi processing power in SEAMCAT

1.8.1 SEAMCAT Technical Group (STG)

1.8.2 SEAMCAT community - more than STG

1.4.7 Intermodulation