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Hermon Laboratories Ltd.Harakevet Industrial Zone, Binyamina 30500,IsraelTel. +972-4-6288001Fax. +972-4-6288277E-mail: [email protected]

Electrical839.01

TEST REPORT

ACCORDING TO: EN 302 217-2-2 V1.2.3:2007 with deviation according todraft EN 302 217-2-2 V1.3.1 (V0.0.1)

FOR

CERAGON Networks Ltd.

Point to point radio terminal

Model: FibeAir RFU-C-7with FibeAir IP-10


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Report ID: CERRAD_EN.18806.docDate of Issue: 6/25/2008

Table of contents

1

Applicant information....... ............. ........... ............ ............. ........... ............ ............. ............ .............. ........... ............. ....... 3

2

Equipment under test attributes .................................................................................................................................... 3

3

Manufacturer information .............................................................................................................................................. 3

4

Test details.................................................................................................................................................................... 3

5

Tests summary..............................................................................................................................................................4

6

EUT description............................................................................................................................................................. 5

6.1

General information.......................................................................................................................................................5

6.2 Ports and lines .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

6.3 Support equipment........................................................................................................................................................5

6.4 Changes made in the EUT............................................................................................................................................ 5

6.5 Test configuration.......................................................................................................................................................... 6

6.6

Transmitter characteristics ............................................................................................................................................ 7

7 Transmitter tests............................................................................................................................................................ 8

7.1 Transmitter power range............................................................................................................................................... 8

7.2 RF spectrum mask......................................................................................................................................................13

7.3 Transmitter spurious emissions......... ........... ............ ............. ............ ........... ............ ........... ............... ........... ............. . 44

7.4 Frequency tolerance.......... ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. .............. ............. .............. ............. ............ ....... 94

8 Receiver characteristics .............................................................................................................................................. 99

8.1 Receiver spurious emissions......... ............ ........... ............. ............ ........... ............ ............. ............. ........... ............ ...... 99

8.2

BER versus Receive Signal Level............. ........... ............. ............ ........... ............ ............. ............. ........... ............. ... 126

8.3 Co-channel interference sensitivity.......... ............. ............ ........... ............. ............ ............. ............. ........... ............. ... 131

8.4 Adjacent channel interference sensitivity ............ ............ ........... ............. ............ ........... ............. ............. ............ ..... 135

8.5

Continuous Wave (CW) spurious interference.......................................................................................................... 139

9

EUT photographs...................................................................................................................................................... 143

9.1

ODU external photographs........ ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............ ............... ........... ............ 143

9.2

ODU internal photographs............ ............. ........... ............. ............ ........... ............. ............ ............... ............ ............ . 144

9.3

IDU photographs....................................................................................................................................................... 151

10

APPENDIX A Test equipment and ancillaries used for tests............. .............. ........... ............. ............. .............. ....... 153 11

APPENDIX B Measurement uncertainties.......... ............. ............ ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. 154

12 APPENDIX C Test laboratory description ............ .............. ............... .............. .............. .............. ............. ............ ..... 155

13

APPENDIX D Specification references ........... ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............ ............. ............. ... 155

14 APPENDIX E Abbreviations and acronyms......... ............. ............. ............. ............. ............ ............. ............... .......... 156


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1 Applicant information

Client name: CERAGON Networks Ltd.

Address: 24 Raul Walenberg Street, Ramat-Hachayal, Tel Aviv, 69710, Israel

Telephone: +972-3645 5595

Fax: +972-3645 5499

E-mail: [email protected]

Contact name: Mr. Eyal Gonen

2 Equipment under test attributes

Product name: Point to point radio terminal

Model(s): FibeAir RFU-C-7 with FibeAir IP-10

Serial number: FC428369

Hardware version: EA-0320-1A.00Receipt date 5/19/2008

3 Manufacturer information

Manufacturer name: Flextronics International Ltd.

Address: 1 Hatasia Street, Ramat Gavriel Industr ial Zone, Migdal Haemek 23108, Israel

Telephone: +972-542 310 280

Fax: +972-4604 0850

E-Mail: [email protected]

Contact name: Mr. Yitzhak Manor

4 Test details

Project ID: 18806

Location: Hermon Laboratories Ltd. Harakevet Industrial Zone, Binyamina 30500, Israel

Test started: 5/25/2008

Test completed: 6/11/2008

Test specification(s): EN 302 217-2-2 V1.2.3 (2007-09); EN 301 126-1 V1.1.2 (1999-09)


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5 Tests summary

Test Status

EN 302 217-2-2 V1.2.3:2007

Transmitter parameters

Transmitter power range, Section 5.2.1 Pass

Transmitter power tolerance, Section 5.2.3 Pass

RF spectrum mask, Section 5.2.4 Pass*

Transmitter spurious emissions, Section 5.2.6 Pass

Frequency tolerance, Section 5.2.8 Pass

Receiver parameters

Receiver spurious emissions, Section 5.3.1 Pass

BER versus receive signal level RSL, Section 5.3.2 Pass

Co-channel "external" interference sensitivity, Section 5.3.3 Pass

Adjacent channel interference sensitivity, Section 5.3.4 Pass

Continuous wave (CW) spurious interference, Section 5.3.5 Pass

* - the EUT with type of modulation and channel spacing: QPSK/7 MHz; 16QAM/7 MHz; 128QAM/28 MHz; 256QAM/7 MHz;the EUT of QPSK modulation with 28 MHz channel spacing does withstand to draft EN 302 217-2-2 V1.3.1 (V0.0.1) limits forRF spectrum mask.

The test results relate only to the items tested. Pass/ fail decision was based on nominal values.

Name and Title Date Signature

Tested by: Mrs. E. Pitt, test engineer June 11, 2008

Reviewed by: Mrs. M. Cherniavsky, certification engineer June 26, 2008

Approved by: Mr. M. Nikishin, EMC and radio group leader June 30, 2008


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6.6 Transmitter characteristics

Type of equipment

V Stand-alone (Equipment with or without its own control provisions)

Combined equipment (Equipment where the radio part is fully integrated within another type of equipment)

Plug-in card (Equipment intended for a variety of host systems)

Intended use Condition of use

V fixed Always at a distance more than 2 m from all people

mobile Always at a distance more than 20 cm from all peopleportable May operate at a distance closer than 20 cm to human body

Assigned frequency range 7454.5 – 7513.5 MHz

Operating frequency range 7454.5 – 7513.5 MHz

Receive mode frequencies 7608.5 MHz, 7638 MHz, 7667.5 MHz

RF channel spacing 7 MHz, 28 MHz

Maximum rated output power At transmitter 50 Ω RF output connector 26 dBm

No

continuous variable

V stepped variable with stepsize 1 dBminimum RF power 4 dBm

Is transmitter output power

variable? V Yes

maximum RF power 26 dBm

Antenna connection

with temporary RFconnectorunique coupling V

standardconnector

Integralwithout temporary RFconnector

Antenna/s technical characteristics

Type Manufacturer Model number Gain

NA NA NA NA

Transmitter 99% power bandwidth Transmitter aggregate datarate/s

Spectrum efficiencyclasses

Type of modulation

10 Mbps 2 QPSK 20 Mbps 4 16QAM 7 MHz

39 Mbps 5B 256QAM

38 Mbps 2 QPSK28 MHz

155 Mbps 5B 128QAM

Type of multiplexing TDMA

Transmitter power source

Nominal rated voltage Battery typeV DC Nominal rated voltage -48 V

Voltage range -60 V ÷ -40.5 V

AC mains Nominal rated voltage Frequency

Common power source for transmitter and receiver V yes no


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Report ID: CERRAD_EN.18806.doc

Date of Issue: 6/25/2008

Test specification: Transmitter power range, Sections 5.2.1, 5.2.3Test procedure: EN 300 126-1, Section 5.2.1

Test mode: Compliance

Date & Time: 6/5/2008 2:33:49 PMVerdict: PASS

Temperature: 23ºC Air Pressure: 1010 hPa Relative Humidity: 61% Power Supply: -48 VDC

Remarks:

Photograph 7.1.1 Setup for conducted power of carrier measurements


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Table 7.1.2 Carrier power test results

OPERATING FREQUENCY: 7454.5 - 7513.5 MHzDETECTOR USED: Power meter

NOMINAL POWER VOLTAGE: -48 VDCTRANSMITTER OUTPUT POWER SETTINGS: MaximumMODULATION: 16 QAMCHANNEL SPACING: 7 MHz

Frequency,MHz

Temp.,ºC

Voltage,V

Power meterreading,

dBm

Attenuator,dB

Cableloss, dB

RF power,dBm

Declaredpower,dBm

Margin,dB*

Limit,dB

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -7.22 30 1.7 24.48 25 -0.52 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -7.07 30 1.7 24.63 25 -0.37 ±1 Pass7454.5

55/55 Nominal -7.34 30 1.7 24.36 25 -0.64 ±2 Pass

Mid frequency-35/-5 Nominal -6.75 30 1.7 24.95 25 -0.05 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -7.17 30 1.7 24.53 25 -0.47 ±1 Pass7484

55/55 Nominal -7.26 30 1.7 24.44 25 -0.56 ±2 Pass

High frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -7.08 30 1.7 24.62 25 -0.38 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -7.20 30 1.7 24.50 25 -0.50 ±1 Pass7513.5

55/55 Nominal -7.41 30 1.7 24.29 25 -0.71 ±2 Pass

*- Margin = RF power – manufacturer declared power


OPERATING FREQUENCY: 7454.5 - 7513.5 MHzDETECTOR USED: Power meterNOMINAL POWER VOLTAGE: -48 VDCTRANSMITTER OUTPUT POWER SETTINGS: MaximumMODULATION: 256 QAMCHANNEL SPACING: 7 MHz

Frequency,MHz

Temp.,ºC

Voltage,V

Power meterreading,

dBm

Attenuator,dB

Cableloss, dB

RF power,dBm

Declaredpower,dBm

Margin,dB*

Limit,dB

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -10.21 30 1.7 21.49 22 -0.51 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -10.14 30 1.7 21.56 22 -0.44 ±1 Pass7454.5

55/55 Nominal -10.67 30 1.7 21.03 22 -0.97 ±2 Pass

Mid frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -9.64 30 1.7 22.06 22 0.06 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -10.26 30 1.7 21.44 22 -0.56 ±1 Pass7484

55/55 Nominal -10.64 30 1.7 21.06 22 -0.94 ±2 Pass

High frequency


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NOMINAL POWER VOLTAGE: -48 VDCTRANSMITTER OUTPUT POWER SETTINGS: MaximumMODULATION: QPSKCHANNEL SPACING: 28 MHz

Frequency,MHz

Temp.,ºC

Voltage,V

Power meterreading,

dBm

Attenuator,dB

Cableloss, dB

RF power,dBm

Declaredpower,dBm

Margin,dB*

Limit,dB

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -5.35 30 1.7 26.35 26 0.35 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -5.55 30 1.7 26.15 26 0.15 ±1 Pass7454.5

55/55 Nominal -5.51 30 1.7 25.99 26 -0.01 ±2 Pass

Mid frequency-35/-5 Nominal -5.30 30 1.7 26.40 26 0.40 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -5.41 30 1.7 26.29 26 0.29 ±1 Pass7484

55/55 Nominal -5.42 30 1.7 26.28 26 0.28 ±2 Pass

High frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -5.38 30 1.7 26.32 26 0.32 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -5.49 30 1.7 26.21 26 0.21 ±1 Pass7513.5

55/55 Nominal -5.56 30 1.7 26.14 26 0.14 ±2 Pass



OPERATING FREQUENCY: 7454.5 - 7513.5 MHzDETECTOR USED: Power meterNOMINAL POWER VOLTAGE: -48 VDCTRANSMITTER OUTPUT POWER SETTINGS: MaximumMODULATION: 128 QAMCHANNEL SPACING: 28 MHz

Frequency,MHz

Temp.,ºC

Voltage,V

Power meterreading,

dBm

Attenuator,dB

Cableloss, dB

RF power,dBm

Declaredpower,dBm

Margin,dB*

Limit,dB

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -8.00 30 1.7 23.70 24 -0.30 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -8.15 30 1.7 23.55 24 -0.45 ±1 Pass7454.5

55/55 Nominal -8.39 30 1.7 23.31 24 -0.69 ±2 Pass

Mid frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -7.77 30 1.7 23.93 24 -0.07 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -8.02 30 1.7 23.68 24 -0.32 ±1 Pass7484

55/55 Nominal -8.35 30 1.7 23.35 24 -0.65 ±2 Pass

High frequency

35/ 5 Nominal 7 80 30 1 7 23 90 24 0 10 ±2 Pass


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NOMINAL POWER VOLTAGE: -48 VDCTRANSMITTER OUTPUT POWER SETTINGS: MaximumMODULATION: QPSKCHANNEL SPACING: 7 MHz

Frequency,MHz

Temp.,ºC

Voltage,V

Power meterreading,

dBm

Attenuator,dB

Cableloss, dB

RF power,dBm

Declaredpower,dBm

Margin,dB*

Limit,dB

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -9.06 30 4.1 25.04 26 -0.96 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -8.36 30 4.1 25.74 26 -0.26 ±1 Pass7454.5

55/55 Nominal -9.00 30 4.1 25.10 26 -0.90 ±2 Pass

Mid frequency-35/-5 Nominal -9.41 30 4.1 24.69 26 -1.31 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -8.87 30 4.1 25.23 26 -0.77 ±1 Pass7484

55/55 Nominal -9.41 30 4.1 24.69 26 -1.31 ±2 Pass

High frequency

-35/-5 Nominal -9.35 30 4.1 24.75 26 -1.25 ±2 Pass

23/23 Nominal -8.75 30 4.1 25.35 26 -0.65 ±1 Pass7513.5

55/55 Nominal -9.47 30 4.1 24.63 26 -0.77 ±2 Pass


Note 1: Extreme temperatures:ODU: +55ºC /-35ºCIDU: +55ºC /-5ºC

Note 2: According to the manufacturer declaration the EUT contains a DC regulator in the DC source therefore the testing atextreme voltages is considered not necessary.

Reference numbers of test equipment used

HL 2910 HL 2911 HL 3210 HL 3301 HL 3386 HL 3435 HL 3442

Full description is given in Appendix A.


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Test specification: RF spectrum mask, Section 5.2.4Test procedure: EN 301 126-1, Section 5.2.6




Remarks:

Photograph 7.2.1 Setup for spectrum mask measurements


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Table 7.2.6 RF spectrum mask test results

Type of modulation Test conditions Frequency Verdict Reference to plotnumber

Low Pass 7.2.16

Mid Pass 7.2.17IDU T= -5°C

ODU T= -35°CHigh Pass 7.2.18

Low Pass 7.2.43

Mid Pass 7.2.44IDU T= 23°C

ODU T= 23°CHigh Pass 7.2.45

Low Pass 7.2.13

Mid Pass 7.2.14

QPSK/ 7 MHz

IDU T= 55°C


Low Pass 7.2.19

Mid Pass 7.2.20

IDU T= -5°C


Low Pass 7.2.40



Low Pass 7.2.10

Mid Pass 7.2.11

16QAM/7 MHz

IDU T= 55°C


Low Pass 7.2.22



Low Pass 7.2.37



Low Pass 7.2.7

Mid Pass 7.2.8

256 QAM/7 MHz

IDU T= 55°C


Low Pass 7.2.25



Low Pass 7.2.34


ODU T= 23°C High Pass 7.2.36

Low Pass 7.2.4

Mid Pass 7.2.5

QPSK/28 MHz

IDU T= 55°C


Low Pass 7.2.28




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Test specification: Transmitter spurious emissions, Section 5.2.6Test procedure: EN 301 126-1, Section 5.2.9


Date & Time: 6/11/2008 11:19:29 AMVerdict: PASS


Remarks:

Photograph 7.3.1 Setup for spurious emission measurements


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Table 7.3.2 Spurious emission test results in transmit mode

OPERATING FREQUENCY: 7454.5 - 7513.5 MHz Z 30-26000 MHz DETECTOR USED: Average RESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 100 kHz in 30 MHz – 1000 MHz range,

1.0 MHz above 1000 MHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: >RBW MODULATION: 16QAM CHANNEL SPACING: 7 MHzMODULATING SIGNAL: NA DATA RATE: 20 Mbps TRANSMITTER POWER SETTINGS: Maximum

Frequency,MHz SA reading,dBm RBW,kHz Attenuator,dB Cable loss,dB Spuriousemission, dBm Limit,dBm Margin,dB* Verdict

Low carrier frequency 7454.5 MHz 7434.3175 -50.93 1000 included included -50.93 -50 -0.93 Pass 7494.7200 -50.35 1000 included included -50.35 -50 -0.35 Pass

14876.0000 -55.46 1000 included included -55.46 -50 -5.46 Pass Mid carrier frequency 7484 MHz 7466.5000 -50.72 1000 included included -50.72 -50 -0.72 Pass

7501.5000 -50.43 1000 included included -50.43 -50 -0.43 Pass


High carrier frequency 7513.5MHz 7490.7200 -50.31 1000 included included -50.31 -50 -0.31 Pass 7531.0000 -50.74 1000 included included -50.74 -50 -0.74 Pass

14050.0000 -55.93 1000 included included -55.93 -50 -5.93 Pass *- Margin = Spurious emission – specification limit.


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OPERATING FREQUENCY: 7454.5 - 7513.5 MHz INVESTIGATED FREQUENCY RANGE: 30-26000 MHz DETECTOR USED: Average RESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 100 kHz in 30 MHz – 1000 MHz range,

1.0 MHz above 1000 MHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: >RBW MODULATION: 256QAM CHANNEL SPACING: 7 MHzMODULATING SIGNAL: NA DATA RATE: 39 Mbps TRANSMITTER POWER SETTINGS: Maximum


Low carrier frequency 7454.5 MHz 7436.17 -52.80 1000 included included -52.80 -50 -2.80 Pass 7474.56 -52.15 1000 included included -52.15 -50 -2.15 Pass 14468.00 -55.53 1000 included included -55.53 -50 -5.53 Pass

Mid carrier frequency 7484 MHz 7459.30 -52.60 1000 included included -52.60 -50 -2.60 Pass 7503.50 -52.26 1000 included included -52.26 -50 -2.26 Pass 14420.00 -55.45 1000 included included -55.45 -50 -5.45 Pass

High carrier frequency 7513.5MHz 7494.56 -52.64 1000 included included -52.64 -50 -2.64 Pass 7532.70 -52.83 1000 included included -52.83 -50 -2.83 Pass 14860.00 -55.83 1000 included included -55.83 -50 -5.83 Pass

*- Margin = Spurious emission – specification limit.


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OPERATING FREQUENCY:

7454.5 - 7513.5 MHz

INVESTIGATED FREQUENCY RANGE: 30-26000 MHz DETECTOR USED: Average RESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 100 kHz in 30 MHz – 1000 MHz range,

1.0 MHz above 1000 MHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: >RBW MODULATION: QPSK MODULATING SIGNAL: NA TRANSMITTER POWER SETTINGS: Maximum

CHANNEL SPACING: 28 MHzDATA RATE: 38 Mbps Frequency,

MHz SA reading,

dBm RBW,kHz

Attenuator,dB

Cable loss,dB

Spuriousemission, dBm

Limit,dBm

Margin,dB* Verdict

Low carrier frequency 7454.5 MHz 2963.00 -57.42 1000 included included -57.42 -50 -7.42 Pass






CHANNEL SPACING: 7 MHzDATA RATE: 10 Mbps


Low carrier frequency 7454.5 MHz 7432.375 -53.87 1000 included included -53.87 -50 -3.87 Pass



Mid carrier frequency 7484 MHz 2936 000 59 78 1000 i l d d i l d d 59 78 50 9 78 P


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OPERATING FREQUENCY: 7454.5-7513.5 MHz INVESTIGATED FREQUENCY RANGE: 30-26000 MHz DETECTOR USED: Average RESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 100 kHz in 30 MHz – 1000 MHz range,

1.0 MHz above 1000 MHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: >RBW MODULATION: 128 QAM CHANNEL SPACING: 28 MHzMODULATING SIGNAL: NA DATA RATE: 155 Mbps TRANSMITTER POWER SETTINGS: Maximum

Frequency,MHz SA reading,dBm RBW,kHz Attenuator,dB Cable loss,dB Spuriousemission, dBm Limit,dBm Margin,dB* Verdict Low carrier frequency 7454.5 MHz

6379.00 -58.19 1000 included included -58.19 -50 -8.19 Pass 7525.52 -51.69 1000 included included -51.69 -50 -1.69 Pass 14876.00 -55.99 1000 included included -55.99 -50 -5.99 Pass





HL 2911 HL 2780 HL 3442 HL 1650 HL 3435 HL 3208



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Test specification: Frequency tolerance, Section 5.2.8Test procedure: EN 300 126-1, Section 5.2.5




Remarks:

Figure 7.4.1 Frequency tolerance test setup

EUT

Voltmeter

Variablepower supply

Attenuator Spectrumanalyzer

Temperature chamber

Photograph 7.4.1 Frequency tolerance test setup


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Table 7.4.2 Frequency tolerance test results

OPERATING FREQUENCY RANGE: 7454.5 - 7513.5 MHzSYSTEM TYPE B1

CLASS 4 (16 QAM)CHANNEL SPACING 7 MHzRESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzMODULATION: unmodulated

Frequency, MHzTemperature,ºC

Voltage,V Measured Nominal*

Frequencyerror,kHz**

Limit,kHz

Margin,kHz

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7454.5025 2.5 -109.32

23/23 Nominal 7454.4975 -2.50 -109.3255/55 Nominal 7454.5010

7454.5

1.00

111.82

-110.82

Pass

Mid frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7484.0025 2.5 -109.76

23/23 Nominal 7483.99975 -0.25 -112.01

55/55 Nominal 7484.0010

7484.0

1.00

112.26

111.26

Pass

High frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7513.5025 2.5 -110.20

23/23 Nominal 7513.49975 -0.25 -112.45

55/55 Nominal 7513.5010

7513.5

1.00

112.70

-111.70

Pass

*-Nominal frequency stated by manufacturer.**-Frequency error was calculated as a difference between the measured and nominal (stated by manufacturer) frequencies.


OPERATING FREQUENCY RANGE: 7454.5-7513.5 MHzSYSTEM TYPE B1CLASS 5B (256 QAM)CHANNEL SPACING 7 MHzRESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzMODULATION: unmodulated

Frequency, MHzTemperature,

ºC

Voltage,

V Measured Nominal*

Frequency error,

kHz**

Limit,

kHz

Margin,

kHzVerdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7454.50250 2.50 -109.32

23/23 Nominal 7454.49975 -0.25 -111.57

55/55 Nominal 7454.50100

7454.5

1.00

111.82

-110.82

Pass

Mid frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7484.00250 2.50 -109.76

23/23 Nominal 7483.99975 -0.25 -112.017484 112.26 Pass


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OPERATING FREQUENCY RANGE: 7454.5-7513.5 MHzSYSTEM TYPE B1

CLASS 2 (QPSK)CHANNEL SPACING 28 MHzRESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzMODULATION: unmodulated



Frequency error,kHz**

Limit,kHz

Margin,kHz

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7454.5000 0.00 -111.82

23/23 Nominal 7454.4995 -0.50 -111.32

55/55 Nominal 7454.5010

7454.5

1.00

111.82

-110.82

Pass

Mid frequency-35/-5 Nominal 7484.0025 2.50 -109.76

23/23 Nominal 7483.9995 -0.50 -111.7655/55 Nominal 7484.0010

7484

1.00

112.26

-111.26

Pass

High frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7513.5025 2.50 -110.20

23/23 Nominal 7513.4995 -0.50 -112.20

55/55 Nominal 7513.5010

7513.5

1.00

112.70

-111.70

Pass



OPERATING FREQUENCY RANGE: 7454.5-7513.5 MHzSYSTEM TYPE B3CLASS 5B (128 QAM)CHANNEL SPACING 28 MHzRESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzMODULATION: unmodulated


Voltage,V

Measured Nominal*


Limit,kHz

Margin,kHz

Verdict

Low frequency -35/-5 Nominal 7454.5025 2.50 -370.225

23/23 Nominal 7454.4995 -0.50 -372.225

55/55 Nominal 7454.5010

7454.5

1.00

372.725

-371.725

Pass

Mid frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7484.0025 2.50 -371.70

23/23 Nominal 7483.9995 -0.50 -373.707484 374.20 Pass


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OPERATING FREQUENCY RANGE: 7454.5-7513.5 MHzSYSTEM TYPE B1CLASS 2 (QPSK)CHANNEL SPACING 7 MHzRESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: 1 kHzMODULATION: unmodulated




Limit,kHz

Margin,kHz

Verdict

Low frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7454.50000 0.00 -111.8223/23 Nominal 7454.50010 0.10 -111.72

55/55 Nominal 7454.50075

7454.5

0.75

111.82

-111.07

Pass

Mid frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7484.00000 0.00 -112.2623/23 Nominal 7484.00000 0.00 -112.26

55/55 Nominal 7484.00075

7484

0.75

112.26

-111.51

Pass

High frequency

-35/-5 Nominal 7513.5000 0.00 -112.70

23/23 Nominal 7513.5000 0.00 -112.70

55/55 Nominal 7513.5010

7513.5

1.00

112.70

-111.70

Pass


Note 1: Extreme temperatures:ODU: +55ºC /-35ºCIDU: +55ºC /-5ºC

Note 2: According to the manufacturer declaration the EUT contains a DC regulator in the DC source therefore the testing atextreme voltages is considered not necessary.


HL 2780 HL 2911 HL 3210 HL 3286 HL 3435 HL 3442



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Test specification: Receiver spurious emissions, Section 5.3.1Test procedure: EN 301 126-1, Section 5.3.2




Remarks:

Photograph 8.1.1 Setup for spurious emission measurements


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Table 8.1.2 Spurious emission test results

OPERATING FREQUENCY RANGE: 7608.5 - 7667.5 MHz INVESTIGATED FREQUENCY RANGE: 30-26000 MHz DETECTOR USED: AVR RESOLUTION BANDWIDTH: 100 kHz in 30 MHz – 1000 MHz range,

1.0 MHz above 1000 MHzVIDEO BANDWIDTH: RBW MODULATING SIGNAL: NA

MODULATION: 128QAMDATA RATE: 155 MbpsCHANNEL SPACING: 28 MHz

Frequency,MHz

SA reading,dBm

RBW,kHz

Attenuator,dB

Cable loss,dB

Spurious emission,dBm

Limit,dBm

Margin,dB*

Verdict

Low receive frequency 7608.5 MHz

No spurious emissions were found Pass

Mid receive frequency 7638 MHz


High receive frequency 7667.5 MHz



MODULATION: QPSKDATA RATE: 10 MbpsCHANNEL SPACING: 7 MHz

Frequency,MHz

SA reading,dBm

RBW,kHz

Attenuator,dB

Cable loss,dB

Spurious emission,dBm

Limit,dBm

Margin,dB*

Verdict

Low receive frequency 7608.5 MHz


Mid receive frequency 7638 MHz


High receive frequency 7667.5 MHz



MODULATION: QPSKDATA RATE: 38 MbpsCHANNEL SPACING: 28 MHz

Frequency SA reading RBW Attenuator Cable loss Spurious emission Limit Margin


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Test specification: BER versus receive signal level RSL, Section 5.3.2Test procedure: EN 301 126-1, Section 5.3.3.1Test mode: Compliance



Remarks:

Photograph 8.2.1 BER vs. RSL test setup


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Table 8.2.2 BER vs RSL test results

MEASUREMENT REFERENCE POINT: C INPUT VOLTAGE: Vnom=-48VDC RF CHANNEL FREQUENCY: Measurements were performed at low, mid and high frequencies

at nominal condition

Frequency,MHz

Modulation typeChannelspacing,

MHz

Bit Rate,Mbit/s

Measured RSL for10-6 BER, dBm

RSL limitat 10-6 BER, dBm

Margin,dB

Verdict

Temperature 24°C

16 QAM 7 20 -86.74 -78.0 -8.74 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -73.10 -67.0 -6.10 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -77.57 -72.5 -5.07 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -90.26 -76.0 -14.26 Pass

7608.5

QPSK 7 10 -92.4 -82.0 -10.4 Pass16 QAM 7 20 -86.98 -78.0 -8.98 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -72.74 -67.0 -5.74 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -77.70 -72.5 -5.20 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -90.86 -76.0 -14.86 Pass

7638.0

QPSK 7 10 -93.70 -82.0 --11.70 Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -86.83 -78.0 -8.83 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -72.58 -67.0 -5.58 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -77.44 -72.5 -4.94 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -90.18 -76.0 -14.18 Pass

7667.5

QPSK 7 10 -93.60. -82.0 -11.60 Pass

Frequency,MHz


MHz

Bit Rate,Mbit/s

Measured RSL for

10-8

BER, dBmRSL limit

at 10-8

BER, dBmMargin,

dBVerdict

Temperature 24°C

16 QAM 7 20 -85.90 -76.0 -9.90 Pass7608.5

256 QAM 7 39 -76.82 -70.5 -6.32 Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -86.01 -76.0 -10.01 Pass7638.0

256 QAM 7 39 -77.08 -70.5 -6.58 Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -85.73 -76.0 -9.73 Pass7667.5

256 QAM 7 39 -76.56 -70.5 -6.06 Pass

Frequency,MHz


MHz

Bit Rate,Mbit/s

Measured RSL

for 10-10

BER, dBmRSL limit

at 10-10

BER, dBmMargin,

dBVerdict

Temperature 24°C

7608.5 128 QAM 28 155 -71.32 -63.0 -8.32 Pass

7638.0 128 QAM 28 155 -71.35 -63.0 -8.35 Pass

7667.5 128 QAM 28 155 -71.08 -63.0 -8.08 Pass


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Table 8.2.3 BER vs RSL test results

MEASUREMENT REFERENCE POINT: C INPUT VOLTAGE: Vnom=-48VDC RF CHANNEL FREQUENCY: Measurements were performed at mid frequency at extreme

condition

Frequency,MHz


MHz

Bit Rate,Mbit/s

Measured RSLfor 10-6 BER,

dBm

RSL limitat 10-6 BER,

dBm

MargindB Verdict

Temperature 55°C (IDU @55 °C)

16 QAM 7 20 -86.74 -78.0 -8.74 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -72.40 -67.0 -5.40 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -77.31 -72.5 -4.81 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -90.40 -76.0 -14.4 Pass

7638

QPSK 7 10 -92.14 -82.0 -10.14 PassTemperature -35°C (IDU @-5 °C)

16 QAM 7 20 -87.06 -78.0 -9.06 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -73.06 -67.0 -6.06 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -77.83 -72.5 -5.33 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -89.60 -76.0 -13.60 Pass

7638

QPSK 7 10 -93.40 -82.0 -11.40 Pass

Frequency,MHz


MHz

Bit Rate,Mbit/s

Measured RSL

for 10-8

BER,dBm

RSL limit

at 10-8

BER,dBm

MargindB Verdict


16 QAM 7 20 -85.85 -76.0 -9.85 Pass7638

256 QAM 7 39 -76.63 -70.5 -6.13 PassTemperature -35°C (IDU @-5 °C)

16 QAM 7 20 -85.98 -76.0 -9.98 Pass7638

256 QAM 7 39 -77.31 -70.5 -6.81 Pass

Frequency,MHz


MHz

Bit Rate,Mbit/s

Measured RSL

for 10-10

BER,dBm

RSL limit

at10-10

BER,dBm

MargindB Verdict


7638 128 QAM 28 155 -72.05 -63.0 -9.05 PassTemperature -35°C (IDU @-5 °C)

7638 128 QAM 28 155 -71.83 -63.0 -8.83 Pass


HL 2911 HL 3210 HL 3286 HL 3301 HL 3435 HL 3442


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Test specification: Co-channel "external" interference sensitivity, Section 5.3.3Test procedure: EN 301 126-1, Section 5.3.3.2Test mode: Compliance



Remarks:

Photograph 8.3.1 Co-channel interference sensitivity measurement setup


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Table 8.3.2 Co-channel interference sensitivity test results

RF CHANNEL FREQUENCY: Measurements were performed at 7638 MHz

INPUT VOLTAGE: Vnom=-48VDC MEASUREMENT REFERENCE POINT: C RECEIVER: MAIN

Thresholddegradation,

dB

Modulationtype

Channelspacing,

MHz

Bitrate,Mbps

Wantedsignal level,

dBm

Unwantedsignal level,

dBm

MeasuredC/I ratio,

dB

Limit C/Iratio,dB

BERVerdict

Main receiver

16 QAM 7 20 -85.98 -107.88 21.90 30 10-6 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -71.74 -101.61 29.87 35 10-6

Pass256 QAM 7 39 -76.70 -106.85 26.90 33 10

-6 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -89.86 -101.05 11.19 23 10-6 Pass

1

QPSK 7 10 -92.70 -103.24 10.54 23 10-6 Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -83.98 -103.02 19.04 26.5 10-6 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -69.74 -98.66 28.92 32 10-6 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -74.70 -99.03 24.33 29 10-6 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -87.86 -99.10 11.24 19 10-6 Pass

3

QPSK 7 10 -90.70 99.88 9.18 19 10-6 Pass

Reference numbers of test equipment used HL 2910 HL 2911 HL 3435 HL 3442



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Test specification: Adjacent channel interference sensitivity, Section 5.3.4

Test procedure: EN 301 126-1, Section 5.3.3.2




Remarks:

Photograph 8.4.1 Adjacent channel interference sensitivity measurement setup


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Table 8.4.2 Adjacent channel interference sensitivity test results

RF CHANNEL FREQUENCY: Measurements were performed 7638 MHz INPUT VOLTAGE:

V

nom=-48 VDC

MEASUREMENT REFERENCE POINT: C RECEIVER: MAIN

For lower adjacent channel:

Channel spacing: 7 MHz, adjacent channel frequency: 7631 MHzChannel spacing: 28 MHz, adjacent channel frequency: 7610 MHz;


dB

Modulationtype

Channelspacing,

MHz

Bitrate,Mbps

Wantedsignal level,

dBm


dBm

MeasuredC/I ratio,

dB

Limit C/Iratio,

dB

MeasuredBER Verdict

Main receiver

16 QAM 7 20 -85.98 -78.25 -7.73 -3 10-6 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -71.74 -56.67 -15.07 -5 10-6 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -76.70 -65.23 -10.87 -2 10-6 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -89.86 -65.26 -24.60 0 10-6 Pass

1

QPSK 7 10 --92.70 -87.12 -5.58 0 10-6 Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -83.98 -74.76 -9.22 -7 10-6 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -69.74 -50.16 -19.58 -8 10-6 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -74.70 -63.60 -11.10 -6 10-6 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -87.86 -63.20 -24.66 -4 10-6 Pass

3

QPSK 7 10 -90.70 -83.35 -7.35 -4 10-6 Pass

For upper adjacent channel:

Channel spacing: 7 MHz, adjacent channel frequency: 7645 MHzChannel spacing: 28 MHz, adjacent channel frequency: 7666 MHz


dB

Modulationtype

Channelspacing,

MHz

Bitrate,Mbps

Wantedsignal level,

dBm


dBm

MeasuredC/I ratio,

dB

Limit C/Iratio,

dB

MeasuredBER Verdict

Main receiver

16 QAM 7 20 -85.98 -74.00 -11.98 -3 10-6 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -71.74 -56.10 -15.64 -5 10-6 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -76.70 -62.20 -14.50 -2 10-6 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -89.86 -68.10 -21.76 0 10-6 Pass

1

QPSK 7 10 -92.70 -83.66 -9.04 0 10-6 Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -83.98 -71.06 -12.92 -7 10-6 Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -69.74 -51.48 -18.26 -8 10-6 Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -74.70 -60.71 -13.99 -6 10-6 Pass

QPSK 28 38 -87.86 -66.45 -21.41 -4 10-6 Pass

3

QPSK 7 10 90 70 78 69 12 01 4 10-6

Pass


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Test specification: Continuous wave (CW) spurious interference, Section 5.3.5

Test procedure: EN 301 126-1, Section 5.3.3.4




Remarks:

Photograph 8.5.1 CW spurious interference measurement setup


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Table 8.5.2 CW spurious interference test results

RF CHANNEL FREQUENCY: Measurements were performed at 7638 MHz INPUT VOLTAGE: Vnom=-48 VDC MEASUREMENT REFERENCE POINT: C

CW interferencefrequency (band)


MHz

Bit rate,Mbit/s

Input RSL,dBm


dBm

MeasuredBER

Verdict

16 QAM 7 20 -78 -48 10-6. Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -72.5 -42.5 10-6. Pass30-7603

QPSK 7 10 -82 -52 10-6. Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -78 -58 10-6

. Pass256 QAM 7 39 -72.5 -52.5 10-6. Pass7603-7620.5

QPSK 7 10 -82 -62 10-6. Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -78 -58 10-6. Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -72.5 -52.5 10-6. Pass7655.5-7673

QPSK 7 10 -82 -62 10-6. Pass

16 QAM 7 20 -78 -48 10-6. Pass

256 QAM 7 39 -72.5 -42.5 10-6. Pass7673-26000

QPSK 7 10 -82 -52 10-6. Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -67 -37 10-6. Pass

30-7498QPSK 28 38 -76 -46 10

-6. Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -67 -37 10-6. Pass7498-7568

QPSK 28 38 -76 -46 10-6

. Pass128 QAM 28 155 -67 -37 10

-6. Pass

7708-7778QPSK 28 38 -76 -46 10-6. Pass

128 QAM 28 155 -67 -37 10-6. Pass7778-26000

QPSK 28 38 -76 -46 10-6. Pass


HL 0661 HL 2015 HL 3208 HL 3301 HL 3302 HL 3439 HL 3441 HL 3442


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10 APPENDIX A Test equipment and ancillaries used for tests

HLNo

Description Manufacturer Model Ser. No. Last Cal. Due Cal.

0661 Generator Swept Signal, 10 MHz to 40GHz, + 10 dBm

HP 83640B 3614A00266

23-Sep-07 23-Sep-08

1650 Attenuators Set (2, 3, 5, 20 dB), DC-18GHz

M/A-COM 2082 1650 03-Jan-08 03-Jan-09

2015 Power Divider, 0.5-18.0 GHz, 80 W Omni Spectra 2090-6204-00

2015 05-Dec-07 05-Dec-08

2780 EMC analyzer, 100 Hz to 26.5 GHz AgilentTechnologies

E7405A MY4510246

11-Jun-07 11-Jun-09

2910 Cable 18 GHz, 3 m, SMA-SMA Gore NA 989370 05-Oct-07 05-Oct-08

2911 Cable 18 GHz, 1.5 m, SMA-SMA Gore NA 89386 05-Oct-07 05-Oct-08

3208 Cable 40GHz, 1.8 m Gore GOR245 05118338 10-Jun-08 10-Jun-09

3210 Temperature Chamber, (-50…+100) °C Associated NA NA 16-Aug-07 16-Aug-08

3286 Temperature Chamber, (-40 to +170) °C Thermotron EL-8-CH-1-1-CO2

21-9048 16-Aug-07 16-Aug-08

3301 Power Meter, P-series, 50 MHz to 40 GHz AgilentTechnologies

N1911A MY45101057

27-Jul-07 27-Jul-08

3302 Power sensor, P-Series, 50 MHz to 40GHz, -35/30 to 20 dBm

AgilentTechnologies

N1922A MY45240586

25-Jul-07 25-Jul-08

3386 Microwave Cable Assembly, 26.5 GHz,1.0 m, N type/N type

SuhnerSucoflex

104EA 3386 12-Feb-08 12-Feb-09

3435 Precision Fixed Attenuator, 50 Ohm, 5 W,10 dB, DC to 18 GHz

Mini-Circuits BW-S10W5+

NA 09-Mar-08 09-Mar-09



NA 09-Mar-08 09-Mar-09

3441 Precision Fixed Attenuator, 50 Ohm, 5 W,

20 dB, DC to 18 GHz

Mini-Circuits BW-

S20W5+

NA 09-Mar-08 09-Mar-09



NA 09-Mar-08 09-Mar-09

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11 APPENDIX B Measurement uncertainties

Expanded uncertainty at 95% confidence in Hermon Labs EMC measurements

Test description Expanded uncertainty

Frequency error ± 0.56 ppm

Carrier power conducted ± 1.7 dB

Adjacent channel power ± 1.3 dBReceiver sensitivity ± 2.4 dB

Spurious emissions conducted at RF antennaconnector

30 MHz to 2.9 GHz: ± 2.6 dB

2.9 GHz to 6.46 GHz: ± 3.5 dB

6.46 GHz to 12.75 GHz: ± 4.3 dB

13.2 GHz to 22.0 GHz: ± 5.0 dB

22.0 GHz to 26.8 GHz: ± 5.5 dB

26.8 GHz to 40.0 GHz: ± 4.8 dB

Hermon Laboratories is accredited by A2LA for calibration according to present requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 and NCSL

Z540-1. The accreditation is granted to perform calibration of parameters that are listed in the Scope of Hermon Laboratories Accreditation.Hermon Laboratories calibrates its reference and transfer standards by calibration laboratories accredited to ISO/IEC 17025by a mutually recognized Accreditation Body or by a recognized national metrology institute. All reference and transferstandards used in the calibration system are traceable to national or international standards.In-house calibration of all test and measurement equipment is performed on a regular basis according to HermonLaboratories calibration procedures, manufacturer calibration/verification procedures or procedures defined in the relevantstandards. The Hermon Laboratories test and measurement equipment is calibrated within the tolerances specified by themanufacturers and/or by the relevant standards.

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12 APPENDIX C Test laboratory description

Tests were performed at Hermon Laboratories Ltd., which is a fully independent, private, EMC, safety, environmental andtelecommunication testing facility. Hermon Laboratories is listed by the Federal Communications Commission (USA) for allparts of Code of Federal Regulations 47 (CFR 47) and by Industry Canada for electromagnetic emissions (file numbers IC2186-1 for OATS and IC 2186-2 for anechoic chamber), certified by VCCI, Japan (the registration numbers are R-808 forOATS, R-1082 for anechoic chamber, C-845 for conducted emissions site), assessed by TNO Certification EP&S(Netherlands) for a number of EMC, telecommunications, environmental, safety standards, and by AMTAC (UK) for safety of

medical devices. The laboratory is accredited by American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (USA) according toISO/IEC 17025 for electromagnetic compatibility, product safety, telecommunications testing and environmental simulation(for exact scope please refer to Certif icate No. 839.01).

Address: P.O. Box 23, Binyamina 30500, Israel.Telephone: +972 4628 8001Fax: +972 4628 8277e-mail: [email protected]: www.hermonlabs.com

Person for contact: Mr. Alex Usoskin, CEO.

13 APPENDIX D Specification references

EN 302 217-2-2 V1.1.3: 2004-12 Fixed Radio Systems; Characteristics and requirements for point-to- pointequipment and antennas; Part2-2: Harmonized EN covering the essentialrequirements of article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive standard for digital systemsoperating in frequency bands where frequency co-ordination is applied

EN 301 126-1 V1.1.2:1999-09 Fixed Radio Systems; Conformance testing; Part 1:Point-to-point equipment;Definitions, general requirements and test procedures

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14 APPENDIX E Abbreviations and acronyms

A ampere AC alternating current AM amplitude modulation AVRG average (detector)BB broad bandC/I Carrier to Interfer (ratio)

cm centimeterdB decibeldBm decibel referred to one milliwatt

dB(µV) decibel referred to one microvolt

dB(µV/m) decibel referred to one microvolt per meter

dB(µ A) decibel referred to one microamperedB" decibel referred to one OhmDC direct currentEIRP equivalent isotropically radiated powerERP effective radiated powerEUT equipment under test

F frequencyGHz gigahertzGND groundH heightHL Hermon laboratoriesHz hertzk kilokHz kilohertzLO local oscillatorm meterMHz megahertz

mm millimeterms millisecond

µs microsecondNA not applicableNB narrow bandOATS open area test site

Ω Ohmppm part per million (10

-6)

QP quasi-peakRE radiated emissionRF radio frequency

rms root mean squareRx receives secondT temperatureTx transmitV voltWB widebandeband


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