Method for using a programmable operating frequency for a...

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With means to introduce or eliminate frequency components

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C455S572000

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07142441

ABSTRACT:
A method for determining the switching frequency of a DC-to-DC power supply for a portable radio transceiver (300) includes determining a first group of switching frequencies (301) and then determining the switching harmonics based on that group of switching frequencies (305). These switching harmonics are then compared to a group of desired radio channels (311) where it is then determined if the switching frequencies interfere with the group of desired radio channels (313). Based on these results, a second group of switching frequencies is selected if the first set of switching frequencies provides an undesired level of interference (317, 319, 321).

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ALINCO Parts & Service Dealers web pages printout of DM330MVE/MVT/MVZ information, 4 pages, printed Aug. 16, 2004.

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