A7.2 UNWANTED EMISSION MASK

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For the interefering link transmitter, an emission mask emission_ILT  is defined as a function of   and can be defined as maximum power levels   in reference bandwidth .

This mask can also be expressed as the maximum of

  • the sum of the supplied interfering power p^supplied_ILT, a relative emission mask (containing the wanted transmission and all unwanted emissions including the emission floor depending on the power control) and the gain power control;
  • or the absolute emission floor.


The relative emission mask is described by a triplet (frequency offset (MHz), relative emission level (dBc) and reference bandwidth (MHz)). The emission floor is defined later in this Annex.


The interefering link transmitter power  p^supplied_ILT(dBm) at  is used for evaluating the link budget with the interfering link receiver (i.e. power control).