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Radio receiver blocking, or as it is also called receiver desensitisation is an important parameter for any
receiver.
Good radio receiver blocking performance or receiver desensitisation performance is particularly
important in the scenarios where a number of radios of various forms are used in close proximity to each
other. With wireless communications being sued for everything from Wi-Fi to cellular communications
and Bluetooth as well as many more traditional applications, there are many more instances where two
radios operate very close to each other and the receiver blocking performance will be very important.
As an example, radio receiver blocking constitutes one of the out-of-channel receiver tests used for type
testing GSM cellular phones.
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