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            NOTE – The values PSD1 and PSD2 of the LESM are the only allowed breakpoints in the MIBPSDMASK outside of the
            [0, −90] dBm/Hz range.
            7.3.1.1.2.2.1   One-slope steep upward shape

            The one-slope steep upward shape is defined as:
            •       PSD3 = –80 dBm/Hz;
            •       PSD4  −65 dBm/Hz;
                     PSD    PSD 3    . 2 86 dB / 51.75   kHz
                          4
                         t  t
            •             4  3

            •       PSDj  PSD4 for all j > 4;
            •       breakpoints (t5, PSD5), ..., (tn, PSDn), ..., (tNBP, PSDNBP) shall also be according to the requirements for
                    the breakpoints for the regular PSD shaping as defined in clause 7.3.1.1.2.1.
            NOTE  –  These  slopes  correspond  approximately  to  a  maximum  of  15  dB  increase  in  the  PSD  mask  level  over  six
            subcarriers.

            The one-slope steep upward shape is illustrated in Figure 7-3.


                                              PSD in
                                             dBm/Hz

                                                              MIBPSDMASK
                                      PSD ≤  −65
                                          4
                                                                        PSD ≤  PSD
                                                                           j     4
                                  −80   PSD≤  3  ≤  −65
                                                          Slope ≤
                                                          2.86 dB/51.75 kHz



                                                         t  3       t 4       G.9701(14)  _F7-  3


                                 Figure 7-3 – Illustration of the one-slope steep upward shape

            7.3.1.1.2.3     Definition of breakpoints at the edge of a band
            Except for the specification of the LESM, no additional restrictions on the MIBPSDMASK are imposed at the
            band edges. The values PSD1 and PSDNBP can be any value between the value of the LPM at that frequency
            and −90 dBm/Hz, provided that the MIBPSDMASK construction rules are not violated as a result.

            7.3.1.2    Notching of specific frequency bands
            The ITU-T G.9701 transmitters shall be able to notch one or more specific frequency bands in order to
            protect radio services, for example, international amateur radio bands (see Appendix I of [ITU-T G.9700]) or
            broadcast radio bands. In this Recommendation, the international amateur radio bands to be notched are
            referred  to  as  IAR  bands,  whilst  the  rest  of  the  bands  to  be  notched  are  referred  to  as  RFI  bands
            (parameters IARBANDS and RFIBANDS, respectively, in Table 7-3).

            The required PSD level in the notched frequency bands (TXPSDM_N and TXPSDM_W) shall be as specified
            in  clause  6.5  of  [ITU-T  G.9700].  Within  notched  frequency  bands,  all  subcarriers  shall  be  turned  off
            (see clause 6.5 of [ITU-T G.9700]), i.e., Zi' = 0 (see Figure 10-16).

            The value of TXPSDM_N shall be accounted for in the determination of all U-interface transmit PSD masks
            (see Figure 7-1 and Table 7-1 through Table 7-3).

            An FTU shall support notching of 32 RFI bands and notching of 12 IAR bands simultaneously.


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