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User’s Manual - <strong>mediaMAX</strong> <strong>EVO</strong> - <strong>mediaMAX</strong> <strong>EVO</strong> <strong>S2</strong><br />

16.4.3. Frequency response<br />

The frequency response function allows monitoring the digital C/N levels for each DVB-T carrier. In<br />

fact the echoes can also be seen with the frequency response, but the interpretation is different.<br />

The following screenshot shows the frequency response for a near perfect DVB-T carrier, where all<br />

the carriers have a similar level, remaining almost hidden.<br />

The frequency response is almost fl at for all the carriers (6816 carriers for an 8k DVB-T) in the<br />

above screenshot. This means that the digital C/N for all the carriers is very good.<br />

The following screenshot shows the frequency response for a carrier with a delayed signal of 2us<br />

and with similar power than the main carrier.<br />

The above screenshot shows the typical behavior of the frequency response when a clear echo is<br />

present.<br />

Reserved of technical modifi cations and/or errors<br />

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