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Report No. JSH006110138-001 
Page 16 of 94  
 
3.3 Test Setup and Test Procedure 
3.3.1 for mains terminals 
 
The EUT was set to achieve the maximum emission level. 
The mains terminal disturbance voltage was measured with the EUT in a shielded room. 
The EUT was connected to AC power source through an Artificial Mains Network which provide 
a  50
Ω linear impedance  
 
 Artificial hand is used if appropriate.    
 
The load/control terminal disturbance voltage was measured with passive voltage probe. 
 
For  Table top 
  
 
The EUT was placed on a 0.8m high non-metallic table above a metallic plane, The wall of 
shielded room used as Ground Reference Plane (GRP) 
 
For  Floor standing         
 
The EUT was placed on a 0.1m high non-metallic support above a metallic plane, The wall of 
shielded room used as Ground Reference Plane (GRP) 
 
For Both Table Top and Floor Standing 
 
The EUT keeps a distance of at least 0.8m from any other of the metallic surface. The Artificial 
Mains Network is situated at a distance of 0.8m from the EUT.  
During the test, mains lead of EUT excess 0.8m was folded back and forth parallel to the lead so as 
to form a horizontal bundle with a length between 0.3m and 0.4m. 
 
The bandwidth of test receiver ESCS 30 was set at 9kHz. 
 
The frequency range from 150kHz to 30MHz was checked. 
 
Amplitude measurements were performed with a quasi-peak detector and , if necessary ,with an  
 average 
detector. 
3.3.2 for antenna terminal 
The measurement was proceeded in a shielded room. 
The antenna terminals of the equipment under test and the auxiliary signal generator were 
connected to the measuring receiver by means of coaxial cables and a resistive combining network 
having a minimum attenuation of 6 dB . 
The impedance as seen from the equipment under test was equal to the nominal antenna input 
impedance for which the equipment under test has been designed (75
Ω). 
The output level of the auxiliary signal generator was set to give 70dB(uV) at the input of the 
equipment under test and the signal was an unmodulated carrier. 
 
 
 
Report No. JSH006110138-001 
Page 17 of 94  
3.3.3 Photo For test Set-up 
none 
 
3.4 Test Protocol 
Temperature  
20 
°C 
   
Relative Humidity 
40 % 
 
At mains terminal: Pass 
 
Frequency 
/MHz 
Quasi-Peak 
    Disturbance         Permitted  
          Level                   limit 
        /dB(uV)             /dB(uV) 
Average 
 Disturbance              Permitted 
       level                       limit  
     /dB(uV)                  /dB(uV) 
0,16 *  65.46  *  55.46 
0,24 *  62.10  *  52.10 
0,55 *  56.00  *  46.00 
1,00 *  56.00  *  46.00 
1,40 *  56.00  *  46.00 
2.0 *  56.00 * 46.00 
3,50 *  56.00  *  46.00 
6,00 *  60.00  *  50.00 
10,00 *  60.00  *  50.00 
22,00 *  60.00  *  50.00 
30,00 *  60.00  *  50.00 
Notes: *  means the disturbance voltage level 10dB lower than the limit. 
 
 
At antenna terminal : Pass 
 
Frequency (MHz) 
Disturbance level 
dB(
µV) 
Permitted limit 
dB(
µV) 
Fundamental (88 ~ 108MHz) 
54 
Harmonics (30-300) 
50 
Harmonics (300-1000) 
52 
Other (30-1000) 
46 
Note: * means the emission level 6dB lower than the relevant limit. 
 
At RF output : NA 
 
Frequency (MHz) 
Disturbance level 
dB(
µV) 
Permitted limit 
dB(
µV) 
Harmonics  
 
Harmonics  
 
Other  
 
Other  
 
 
 
Report No. JSH006110138-001 
Page 18 of 94  
 
3.5 Test curve 
 
3.6 Measurement Uncertainty 
 
The measurement  uncertainty describes the overall uncertainty of the given measured value  
during the operation of the EUT. 
Measurement uncertainty is calculated in accordance with CISPR 16-4-2: 2003. 
Measurement uncertainty of mains terminal disturbance voltage : 
± 3.6dB 
The measurement uncertainty is given with a confidence of 95%, k=2. 
 
3.7 Additions, Deviations and Exclusions from Standards  
 None. 
 
 
Report No. JSH006110138-001 
Page 19 of 94  
 
4. Continuous Disturbance Power 
 
Test   result: 
Pass 
 
 
4.1 Disturbance Power Limits for the frequency range 30MHz to 300MHz 
 
 
Frequency (MHz) 
 
Quasi-peak 
dB(pW) 
Average 
 dB (pW) 
30 to 300 
 
45 to 55* 
35 to 45* 
 
Note: 1. * means the limit increasing linearly with the frequency. 
          2. If the limit for the measurement with the average detector is met when using a receiver  
             with a quasi-peak detector, the equipment under test shall be deemed to meet both limits  
             and the measurement with the receiver with average detector need not be carried out. 
 
 
 
4.2 Block Diagram of Test Setup 
 
 
 
Note: 
 
: power line 
 
  : 
signal 
lime 
 
 
Absorbing clamp 
moved over power 
cord to obtain max. 
reading o receiver 
Absorbing 
clamp 
Mains 
Absorber 
(ferrite rings)
 
Current 
transformer 
Absorber 
(ferrite rings)
 
            
 
 
E U T  
Transform
The transformer to provide 
a stable voltage to the EUT
during the test.
 
Radio 
noise meter
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