Measure.Frequency.FrequencyModulation.Deviation

MeasureElectrical

This process measures the Deviation Frequency of a Frequency Modulated (FM) signal. The deviation is used to describe the maximum difference between an FM modulated frequency and the nominal carrier frequency

Result

Name	Quantity	m-layer aspect
Deviation	frequency	frequency (AS12)

Parameters

Parameter	Required	Quantity	m-layer aspect	Definition or allowed values
Frequency	Required	frequency	frequency (AS12)	Carrier of the Carries
Deviation	Required	frequency	frequency (AS12)	Frequency Deviation
Power	Optional	power	power (AS19)	Power of the Carrier Signal
Rate	Optional	frequency	frequency (AS12)	Modulation Rate Frequency
Detector	Optional	—	—	{+Peak, -Peak, Average, PeakToPeak, RMS}
HighPassFilter	Optional	frequency	frequency (AS12)	High Pass Freqyency
LowPassFilter	Optional	frequency	frequency (AS12)	Low Pass Freqyency
BandPassFilter	Optional	—	—	Band Pass Freqyency of CCIT

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