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Audix Technology (Wujiang) Co., Ltd. EMC Dept. Report No.: ACWE-F2101012
AUDIX GROUP
6.3. Radiation Emission Limits
For Below 1GHz, FCC §15.109(a)(g)/CISPR 32 and ICES-003 §3.2
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Distance
(meter)
Class A Limits
Class B Limits
Quasi-Peak
[dB(V/m)]
Quasi-Peak
[dB(V/m)]
30 – 230
10
40
30
230 – 1000
47
37
30 – 230
3
50
40
230 – 1000
57
47
For Above 1GHz, FCC §15.109(a)(g) and ICES-003 §6.2
Frequency Range
(MHz)
Distance
(meter)
Class A Limits
Class B Limits
Peak
[dB(V/m)]
Average
[dB(V/m)]
Peak
[dB(V/m)]
Average
[dB(V/m)]
Above 1000
3
79.54
59.54
73.98
53.98
The tighter limit applies at the edge between two frequency bands.
Distance refers to the distance in meters between the measuring instrument antenna
and the closed point of any part of the E.U.T.
The limits from 30 to 1000 MHz are referred by CISPR 32 standard, which are equival
entto or more restrictive than the comparable FCC limits. It is accepted by FCC
response on 1/14/2021 (Tracking number 603131).
The limits above 1GHz are referred to FCC Part 15.109(a)
Required highest frequency for radiated measurement
Highest frequency generated or used in the
device or on which the device operates or
tunes (MHz)
Upper frequency of measurement range
(MHz)
Below 1.705
30
1.705 – 108
1000
108 – 500
2000
500 – 1000
5000
Above 1000
FCC is 5th harmonic of the unintentional
highest frequency or 10th harmonic of the
intentional highest frequency ,whichever is
higher(up to 40GHz).