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ACLR

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ACLRAdjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio
ACLRAnterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
ACLRAmerican Criminal Law Review (Georgetown University Law Center publication)
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ACLRAmateur Cross Link Repeater
ACLRAthlétic Club La Roche
ACLRAccess Control, Logging, and Reporting
ACLRAutomated Circuit Layout Record
ACLRAmerican Center for Legislative Reform


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Operating with the on-chip PLL at a DAC output frequency of 150 MHz, the AD9122 delivers a 76-dB ACLR (adjacent-channel leakage ratio) for single-carrier WCDMA applications.
5 dB absolute amplitude accuracy, +13 dBm third-order intermodulation (TOI), -161 dBm displayed average noise level (DANL) and 66 dB W-CDMA ACLR dynamic range.
Agilent is also displaying these technologies at Femtocells USA: * MXG Signal Generator with Signal Studio software, in conjunction with the MXA Signal Analyzer: The Agilent MXG signal generators family of analog and vector signal generators provides high-output power, superior ACLR, fast switching speeds and high uptime.
 
 
 
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