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    The document contains questions and answers about key concepts in FM radio broadcasting. It defines the allowable frequency deviation ratio and tolerance for FM stations as 5 and +/- 2kHz respectively. It states that band-reject filters block the FM radio band for TV channels 2 through 13. The carrier frequency for a station with channel number 300 is given as 107.9 MHz. Several FM radio terms are defined, including frequency swing, FM baseband, main channel, and stereophonic sound. The document also includes a question about the meaning of a term that the document does not define.

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    The document contains questions and answers about key concepts in FM radio broadcasting. It defines the allowable frequency deviation ratio and tolerance for FM stations as 5 and +/- 2kHz respectively. It states that band-reject filters block the FM radio band for TV channels 2 through 13. The carrier frequency for a station with channel number 300 is given as 107.9 MHz. Several FM radio terms are defined, including frequency swing, FM baseband, main channel, and stereophonic sound. The document also includes a question about the meaning of a term that the document does not define.

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    What Is The Allowable Deviation Ratio of Commercial FM Broadcast

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    The document contains questions and answers about key concepts in FM radio broadcasting. It defines the allowable frequency deviation ratio and tolerance for FM stations as 5 and +/- 2kHz respectively. It states that band-reject filters block the FM radio band for TV channels 2 through 13. The carrier frequency for a station with channel number 300 is given as 107.9 MHz. Several FM radio terms are defined, including frequency swing, FM baseband, main channel, and stereophonic sound. The document also includes a question about the meaning of a term that the document does not define.

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    What is the allowable deviation ratio of commercial FM broadcast?

    5
    What is the frequency tolerance of an FM Radio Broadcast station? +-2khz

    Which of the following filters block FM radio band for TV channels (2 to 13)?

    d. Band-reject filter

    What is the channel number of an FM station with 88.1 MHz carrier?

    a. 201

    What is the carrier frequency of an FM station with channel number of 300?


    107.9 MHZ
    The instantaneous departure of the frequency of the emitted wave from the center frequency
    resulting from modulation. Frequency swing
    The frequency band from 0 Hz to a specified upper frequency which contains the composite
    baseband signal. FM baseband
    The band of frequencies from 50 (or less) Hz to 15 kHz on the FM baseband which contains the
    main channel signal. Main channel
    The audio information carried by plurality of channels arranged to afford the listener a sense of
    the spatial distribution of sound sources. Stereophonic sound.
    Means the portion of the total length of scanning line that can be used specifically for picture
    signals. idk

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