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When 12-dB SINAD is not 12-dB SINAD (land mobile FM receivers)
12-dB SINAD (signal plus noise plus distortion to noise plus distortion ratio) is the standard measure of analog FM receiver sensitivity. The Electronics Industries Association (EIA) modified its standard for FM receivers in 1982. In this updated standard, the EIA changed the specifications for equipment used to measure SINAD. This change effectively changed the definition of 12-dB SINAD. The author examines the extent of the change and its effect on FM receiver measurements.<>