name: CH36
full_form: DTV Channel #36
context: with further optimization under typical conditions, however, do reveal that rejection of CH 36 is possible with this design. The spot attenuation at the edge of CH 36 at 608 MHz was found to be 31 dB (with average attenuation over the CH36 frequency range of approximately 30 dB and worst case attenuation over the CH36 frequency range of approximately 29 dB) with 2.5 dB at the Rx passband edge of 612 MHz as shown in Figure 6.4.1.1-4. The ability of the filter to rejection CH36 is also consistent with a separate finding reported in [10] and shown below in Figure 6.4.1.1-5. A channel 35 blocker at -15 dBm being one channel further away can be rejected. For other filter designs not fully optimized to reject CH36, some rejection to CH36 can be still achieved at the possible expense of increased Rx IL over the lowermost 5 MHz of the Rx band. Figure 6.4.1.1-4: Further optimized B1 filter option to include Ch 36 Rx rejection. Green trace is the optimized design. The simulation results
description: DTV Channel #36 is a specific frequency allocated for digital terrestrial television broadcasting. In this context, it's relevant to telecommunications as its frequency needs to be considered when designing filters to reject unwanted signals in the receiver (Rx) band.
explanation: The term 'DTV Channel #36' directly refers to a designated frequency used for television broadcasting, making it a Television Channel.
section_title: 6.4.1.1Full band filter
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