Operations and Maintenance Manual
Table Of Contents
- Release control record
- Section 1: Description
- Section 2: Operating the transmitter
- User Interfaces
- Viewing Transmitter Log
- Viewing AUI Tool Menu Panels
- Viewing Real-Time Meters
- Managing Presets
- Enabling Remote Control
- Resetting Alarms
- Viewing Transmitter Status
- System Settings
- System Settings - Front Panel UI
- Setting User Accounts
- User Settings - AUI
- User Settings - Front Panel UI
- Configuring Remote Inputs and Outputs
- Scheduler
- Audio Player
- Enabling and Operating the Orban Audio Processor
- Figure 2-1 : VS Transmitter Front Panel Display Menu Tree (Sheet 1 of 2)
- Figure 2-2 : VS Transmitter Front Panel Display Menu Tree - Edit Presets (Sheet 2 of 2)
- Figure 2-3 : VS Transmitter AUI Flow Diagram
- Section 3: Routine maintenance
- Section 4: Non-standard maintenance
- Section 5: List of terms
VS300 Operations and Maintenance Manual Operating the transmitter
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Figure 2.33: Power Distribution Plot
Power distribution
See Figure 2.33. Available only when the transmitter is used with a VSHD exciter. The exciter
measures the relative power levels of the signal and determines the probability of exceeding a
given power level, relative to the average power. The data is plotted in the
Power Distribution
Plot
as a CCDF (complementary cumulative distribution function). The x-axis displays the
relative power level in dB, with the reference representing the average power. The average
power is 0db. The y-axis displays the probability of exceeding that power level. This plot can
be used to assess the distribution of a given signal, and provides an indication of the amount of
peak power capability required
from the transmitter in order to prevent peak clipping/
distortion of the output signal.
Click the panel to display a cursor in the approximate area. The cursor position (power gain
and probability index) is noted in the upper, right-hand corner of the panel. Click on other
areas of this instrument panel to provide a coarse adjustment of the cursor position.
Use the left and right buttons as fine adjustments.
Use the maximize or minimize buttons as required.