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A/74, Receiver Performance GuidelinesApproved: 7 April 2010

This Recommended Practice addresses the front-end portion of a receiver of digital terrestrial television broadcasts. The recommended performance guidelines enumerated in this document are intended to assure that reliable reception will be achieved. Guidelines for interference rejection are based on the FCC planning factors that were used to analyze coverage and interference for the initial DTV channel allotments. Guidelines for sensitivity and multipath handling reflect field experience accumulated by testing undertaken by industry organizations and receiver manufacturers.

Download A/74:2010, “Receiver Performance Guidelines”, approved 7 April 2010.

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