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EMC Report for Harman Model JBL On Tour XT
File: 3109671LAX-009 Revision 1
File: 3109671LAX-009 Revision 1
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4.0
EMISSION TEST RESULT
4.1 Radiated Emission
Testing was performed in accordance with CISPR 13.
4.1.1 Test
Methodology
Measurements from 30 MHz to 1000 MHz are taken with broadband antennas. The mast to support the
antennas is capable of a 1 to 4 meter height range, which meets CISPR and FCC requirements. The antenna
mast is non-conductive and remotely controllable.
Since radiated emissions, and to a lesser extent, conducted emissions, are a function of cable placement, the
cable placement is varied to encompass all configurations that an end user would encounter to determine the
configuration resulting in maximum emissions. At least one cable for each I/O port type is attached to the
EUT. If peripherals or modules are available, at least one of each available type is installed and noted in the
report. Generally, only one of each type is used unless good engineering judgment dictates that the use of
more will affect emission levels. Excess cable lengths are arranged into a 30 x 40cm bundle. Cables requiring
non-standard lead dress are recorded in the report.
4.1.2
Site and Test Description
The test facility is a specially designed and constructed open area test site. Two test sites are used (Distances:
3 meters and 10 meters) for CISPR and FCC testing.
All test sites include a metal ground plane constructed of 22-gauge sheet metal. Each site contains a 2.5 meter
diameter turntable for floor standing equipment, and a wooden table measuring 1.5 x 1.5 x 0.8 meters for
table top equipment to facilitate testing, also it has heat and air conditioning systems to control environmental
test conditions.
Radiated emission measurements were performed according to the procedures in ANSI C63.4 (2003). All
measurements were performed in Open Area Test Sites.
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