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FCC ID: JFZR73X

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FCCID_135814

                         ENGINEERING STATEMENT

                      In Regard to Measurements on

                        AUDIO-TECHNICA U.S., INC.

                             MODEL:    ATW-R73X

                             FCC ID:   JFZR73X

A.    INTRODUCTION

      Hyak Laboratories, Inc. has been authorized                 by Audio
Technica to perform measurements on a receiver to                 determine
compliance with FCC rules, Part 15, Subpart B.

      The receiver operates in the 656 - 669 MHz           band     and        is
intended for use with a wireless microphone.


B.    DESCRIPTION OF RECEIVER

      The receiver incorporates         a   dual   diversity,   dual      con-
version, super-heterodyne design.

      The following information is supplied as requested in               FCC
Bulletin OCE 24:

      1.   Service in which the receiver will be used:          Part 15.
           (74).

      2.   Function of receiver:       Wireless Microphone Receiver.

      3.   Tuning range:    656 - 669 MHz.

      4.   IF used:    45 MHz, 10.7

      5.   Fundamental   frequency      of principal oscillators          in
           the receiver.

           First local oscillator:      (Fo+45.0) MHz(PLL).

          Second local oscillator 55.70 MHz.
C.   DESCRIPTION OF MEASUREMENT FACILITIES

     A description of the Hyak Laboratories' radiation test
facility is a matter of record with the FCC.   The facility


was accepted for radiation measurements from 30 to 1000 MHz on
October 1, 1976, and is currently listed as an accepted site.


D.   DESCRIPTION OF MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE:   RADIATED EMISSIONS

     Measurements of receiver radiation field strength were made
using ANSI C63.4 (1992) the basic procedure. Measurements were
made with 3 meter spacing between the receiver under test and the
test    equipment antenna.     The antenna(s) connected to the
receiver under test consisted of vertically polarized, antennas
approximately 5 cm long.

     The receiver under test was placed on a rotatable table 80 cm
in height.

     Measurement of field strength was made through use of a
Tektronix 494P spectrum analyzer in conjunction with Singer DM-
105A series or EMCO 3221 calibrated dipoles or EMCO 3115 DRG horn.

      For each spurious emission identified between 30 to 2000
MHz, the test sample was rotated for maximum pickup, the test
antenna varied in elevation, and the test antenna polarization
shifted between horizontal to vertical in order to maximize
observed signals.


E.    REPORT OF RADIATED EMISSIONS

      Table 1 lists the frequency and amplitude of all signals
observed from 30 to 2000 MHz that were within 20 dB of the limits
of paragraph 15.109 of the FCC Rules for lower, mid and upper
operating channels.




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                             TABLE 1

                   RADIATED SPURIOUS EMISSIONS
                       Measured at 3 meters
                     PART 15(B) PARA. 15.109


 Frequency   Frequency


                                                                          1
     To Which            of                 Meter       Antenna    Field
      Tuned           Emission             Reading      Factor    Intensity     FCC Limit      dB to
      (MHz)             (MHz)               (dBm)        (dB)     uV/m @ 3m     uV/m @ 3m      Limit

     656.125           701.126                  -92.8   20.0             51           200      -12

     662.375           708.000                  -92.8   20.2             53           200      -12

     668.500           713.500                  -92.8   20.4             54           200      -11


                                      -1dBu/m
 Note 1:          uV/m = Log
                             20

        dBu = dBm + antenna factor + 107




                                                               RADIATED SPURIOUS EMISSIONS
                                                               FCC ID: JFZR73X

                                                               TABLE 1
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F.    PROCEDURE - AC LINE CONDUCTED SPURIOUS

      The procedures of MP-4 were followed.

     Power line conducted spurious were measured from .45 to 30
MHz using an IEEE 213 line impedance stabilization network,
(LISN), modified for 50 uH network per Paragraph 5.3, of 15.840,
Appendix A.

     The device under test was operated in modes which                                maximized
observed spurious.

      An     Advantest             R3361A          spectrum analyzer     was   used     as   the


detector.

      Measurements were made with a 9 kHz bandwidth; quasi-peak
(CISPR) detector values are shown. A 120 second scan time was
used.

G.   DATA - AC LINE CONDUCTED SPURIOUS

     Plots of the spectrum analyzer display are shown in   Figures
1a and 1b for both operating channels.

     All ac-line conducted    spurious were within   the   48   dBu
requirement of Para 15.107.

     Horizontal axis is .45 to 30 MHz centered at 15.22         MHz;
vertical axis is 10 db/div with the top of the screen
representing 60 dBu.

    (For the 50 ohm system used, the 250 microvolt FCC limit      is
equivalent to 48 dBu as shown by the green line.)

H.       STATEMENT

      Technical test data are from tests performed by me or under
my supervision.    My qualifications are a matter of record with
the Federal Communications Commission.    I personally attest to
the accuracy of the test data submitted as a part of this
engineering statement.




                               __________________________________
                                      Rowland S. Johnson
Dated:     January 31, 2001

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AC LINE CONDUCTED SPURIOUS
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FIGURE 1a (Left LISN)

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AC LINE CONDUCTED SPURIOUS
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FIGURE 1b (Right LISN)

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