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    CFR 2021 Title47 Vol4 Sec73 333

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    This document from the Federal Communications Commission establishes engineering standards for audio modulation levels and carrier deviation for radio broadcast stations. It specifies that: 1) audio modulation levels within 23-99 kHz shall not exceed 53% with total modulation not exceeding 90%; 2) carrier deviation caused by signals between 19-125 Hz shall not exceed 53%; and 3) all stations must abide by the maximum modulation limits regardless of transmission system used. The document also includes figures to illustrate the engineering charts and standards.

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    This document from the Federal Communications Commission establishes engineering standards for audio modulation levels and carrier deviation for radio broadcast stations. It specifies that: 1) audio modulation levels within 23-99 kHz shall not exceed 53% with total modulation not exceeding 90%; 2) carrier deviation caused by signals between 19-125 Hz shall not exceed 53%; and 3) all stations must abide by the maximum modulation limits regardless of transmission system used. The document also includes figures to illustrate the engineering charts and standards.

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    This document from the Federal Communications Commission establishes engineering standards for audio modulation levels and carrier deviation for radio broadcast stations. It specifies that: 1) audio modulation levels within 23-99 kHz shall not exceed 53% with total modulation not exceeding 90%; 2) carrier deviation caused by signals between 19-125 Hz shall not exceed 53%; and 3) all stations must abide by the maximum modulation limits regardless of transmission system used. The document also includes figures to illustrate the engineering charts and standards.

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    CFR 2021 Title47 Vol4 Sec73 333

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    This document from the Federal Communications Commission establishes engineering standards for audio modulation levels and carrier deviation for radio broadcast stations. It specifies that: 1) audio modulation levels within 23-99 kHz shall not exceed 53% with total modulation not exceeding 90%; 2) carrier deviation caused by signals between 19-125 Hz shall not exceed 53%; and 3) all stations must abide by the maximum modulation limits regardless of transmission system used. The document also includes figures to illustrate the engineering charts and standards.

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    Federal Communications Commission § 73.

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    components within the audio baseband used, must not exceed the maximum
    range of 23 kHz to 99 kHz shall not ex- modulation limits specified in
    ceed 53% with total modulation not to § 73.1570(b)(2). Stations not using the
    exceed 90%. method described in (a), must limit the
    (b) Stations not transmitting stereo modulation of the carrier by audio
    with the method described in (a), must components within the audio baseband
    limit the main carrier deviation caused range of 23 kHz to 99 kHz to not exceed
    by any modulating signals occupying 53%.
    the band 19 kHz ±20 Hz to 125 Hz.
    (c) All stations, regardless of the [51 FR 17029, May 8, 1986]
    stereophonic transmission system

    § 73.333 Engineering charts.


    This section consists of the following Figures 1, 1a, 2, and slider 4 and 5.
    NOTE: The figures reproduced herein, due to their small scale, are not to be used in connec-
    tion with material submitted to the F.C.C.
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    (Secs. 4, 5, 303, 48 Stat., as amended, 1066, 1068, 1082 (47 U.S.C. 154, 155, 303))
    [28 FR 13623, Dec. 14, 1963, as amended at 35 FR 2591, Feb. 5, 1970; 40 FR 27679, July 1, 1975;
    45 FR 28141, Apr. 28, 1980; 48 FR 29508, June 27, 1983; 49 FR 19670, May 9, 1984]
    EFFECTIVE DATE NOTE: At 42 FR 25736, May 19, 1977, in § 73.333, the effective date of Figures
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