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    The document describes ITU emission designations which classify radio transmissions. The designation uses three symbols: the first indicates modulation type (e.g. AM, FM, PM), the second indicates the nature of signals modulating the carrier (e.g. single sideband, independent sidebands), and the third indicates the type of information transmitted (e.g. facsimile, telephony, television). Standards for AM, FM, and television channel frequencies and bandwidths are also provided.

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    ITU Emission Designation

    Symbol
    First
    (letter)

    60

    Description
    =
    6
    Type of modulation of the carrier

    Second The nature of the signal(s) modulating


    (number) the main carrier
    Third
    (letter)

    The type of information to be


    transmitted

    ITU Emission Designation


    First Symbol

    Type of modulation

    AM, Double-sideband

    AM, Single-sideband, full carrier

    AM, Single-sideband, reduced carrier

    AM, Single-sideband, suppressed carrier

    AM, Independent sidebands

    AM, Vestigial Sideband

    FM, Frequency Modulation

    PM, Phase Modulation

    ITU Emission Designation


    Third Symbol

    60

    Type of information to be transmitted


    =
    6

    Facsimile

    Telephony (sound)

    Television (video)

    AM Standards
    Parameter

    Value

    Intermediate frequency

    455 kHz

    FCC Frequency Band

    535 1705 kHz

    KBP Frequency Band

    526.5 1705 kHz

    FCC Spacing

    36 kHz

    KBP Spacing

    30 kHz

    FCC Bandwidth

    10 kHz

    KBP Bandwidth

    9 kHz

    KBP Number of Channels

    131

    FM Standards
    Parameter

    Value

    Intermediate frequency

    10.7 MHz

    FCC Frequency Band

    88 108 MHz

    KBP Frequency Band

    88 108 MHz

    FCC Spacing

    800 kHz

    KBP Spacing
    FCC Bandwidth

    200 kHz

    KBP Bandwidth

    200 kHz

    KBP Number of Channels

    100

    Angle Modulation
    60
    = FM
    6

    PM

    TV Channels
    Low Band VHF
    Channel
    Frequency

    602
    =
    654
    Lower Cutoff

    Higher Cutoff
    6
    88

    High Band VHF

    Lower Cutoff

    Higher Cutoff

    Channel

    13

    Frequency

    174

    216

    Low Band VHF

    Lower Cutoff

    Higher Cutoff

    Channel

    14

    83

    Frequency

    470

    890

    Low Band VHF


    Channel

    60
    = 54
    6
    Lower Cutoff

    Higher Cutoff

    60

    60

    66

    66

    72

    4 MHz gap
    5

    76

    82

    82

    88

    TV Spectrum
    Picture
    Carrier

    Sound
    Carrier
    Chroma
    Carrier

    3.58 MHz
    1.25 MHz
    4.5 MHz

    6 MHz Bandwidth

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