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RF 400_01, Issue 1 26-05-2016


EUT Preparation form for RF Regulatory Test


This form is intended to be filled out by the client before submission of the test samples, in order to shorten the test time and thus to reduce the critical path of putting a product on the market. The engineer will have a better insight in the requirements of the EUT. These requirements are essential to perform tests without obstacles and to provide accurate lead times to the client. Some of the requirements are general, while others are depending on the supported technologies.


To ensure the proper Test setup and EUT configuration, please fill out the specified requirements in this document.


  1. General EUT Requirements for Conducted RF test


Please note and fill out the following:

  1. Samples must have the correct HW/SW/FW ver. installed:


HW ver. ____________; SW ver.: ____________; FW ver.: ____________

  1. Please verify if the test samples can be turned on and fully booted.

  2. Unless otherwise is agreed with the test laboratory, samples shall be equipped with a 50 Ohm impedance matched coaxial antenna connector, where one end is soldered to the antenna pads while the other end is equipped with 2.92 mm* female connectors. * Precision connector for microwave applications up to 40 GHz.

  3. If multiple radios or transmitters are utilized within the EUT, then each antenna shall be labeled clearly.

  4. At least one sample with a dummy battery shall be provided. If this is not available then battery terminals shall be attached to suitable cables with clear indication of the battery polarities, such as red colored wire for positive and black for negative.

  5. Make sure the Nominal, Maximum and Cut-off voltage, along with the Antenna gain, are clearly communicated with the test laboratories.


Vnom ____________; Vmax ____________, Vcut-off ____________ [V],


G ____________ [dBi] (Where G is Antenna gain of the EUT)

  1. Provide Tmin [deg C], Tmax [deg C], and humidity values below:


Tmin ____________; Tmax ____________; Hmin ____________%; Hmax __________%

  1. Please provide antenna gain, and antenna transmission pattern diagrams. The Antenna transmission patterns are needed for (Japan) MIC regulatory only.


A specific requirement, valid for all cellular technologies, is making certain that these devices are supporting the test mode of operation as specified within the related technology specification. This is to make sure that the device is interoperating with a network simulator such as CMW500 from R&S. And also various parameters can be configured such as Continuous transmission, data rate, selecting the modulation scheme etc.


  1. Number of needed Samples


The following Samples are needed for Regulatory RF testing:

  1. 2 Samples for Conducted radio tests with pigtails as specified under heading 1 above. One has to have its battery terminal taken out, or alternatively 2 units of dummy batteries must be provided.

  2. 2 Units of the standard device (not a modified device) with matching accessories are needed.

  1. EUT Requirements specific for Bluetooth enabled devices


  1. Please specify which Bluetooth Standard is supporting the device:

 BT 2.1+EDR

 BT 3.0

 BT 4.0

  1. Please provide the test mode activation code: ____________ (if applicable)

  2. If any external SW is needed, in order to bring the device into the Test mode, make sure this has been provided and communicated clearly to the test laboratory.

  3. Please make sure that the laboratory is informed about the procedures of selecting the various Tx channels, packet type and activating and de-activating the AFH mode, if applicable.

  1. EUT Requirements specific for Wi-Fi enabled devices


  1. Please specify the operating Frequency Band:

2.4 GHz (2.400-2.480), (2.480-2.483.5)*

5.0 GHz (5.150-5.250), (5.250-5350), (5.470- 5.725), (5.750-5.850)*
* Strike out what does not apply

  1. Please provide instructions on how :

  1. Please specify the supported Wi-Fi Standard:

 IEEE802.11a

 IEEE802.11ac

 IEEE802.11b

 IEEE802.11g 

 IEEE802.11n

 IEEE 802.15.4 (Zigbee)

  1. EUT Requirements specific for GSM enabled devices

  1. Please specify the supported technology:

 GSM 800

 GSM850

 GSM1800

 GSM1900

  1. Please specify the supported technology of the device:

 EDGE

 GPRS

  1. EUT Requirements specific for CDMA enabled devices

  1. Please specify the supported Frequency Bands:

800 MHz GSM BC0

1900 MHz PCS BC1

800 MHz Secondary 800 MHz BC10

1700 MHz AWS BC15

  1. Please provide the Network Operator Identifier Values, as given below:

SID ____________

NID ____________

  1. EUT Requirements specific for WCDMA enabled devices

Please indicate the support of Frequency Bands for the USA:


UMTS-FDD Band

Frequency range [MHz]

Common name

Remarks

 II

1850-1910

PCS A-F (1900)


 IV

1710-1755

AWS A-F (1700)


 V

824-849

CLR(700)


  1. EUT Requirements specific for LTE enabled devices

  1. Please indicate the support of Modulation technology of the final product:

 FDD

 TDD

  1. Please provide the entire list of applicable LTE bands along with their applicable Modulation BW.

The table below can be used for filling:


FCC Band

Applicable

Modulation BW list for each Band

FDD 1: Japan, Korea, Europe (1920-1980MHz)



FDD 2: US (1850 -1910)



FDD 3: Europe, Asia (1710-1785MHz)



FDD 4: US (T-Mobile) (1710-1755MHz)



FDD 5: US (824-849)



FDD 7: Europe (2500-2570MHz)



FDD 8: Europe (880-915MHz)



FDD 12



FDD 13: US (Verizon)(777-787MHz)



FDD 14



FDD 17: US (AT&T)(704-716MHz)



FDD 20: Europe (832-862MHz)



FDD 25: US (1850-1915)



FDD Other Bands:



TDD 38: Europe, China (2570-2620MHz)



TDD 40: China (2300-2400MHz)



TDD Other Bands:



  1. EUT Requirements specific for the proprietary devices


Please specify the following parameters of the device:

Operation Frequency range of the transmitter: __________

Max TX power level: __________

Channel Separation: __________

Channel Band Width: __________

Supported Modulation form(s): __________

Supported Data rate: __________

Is it a Spread Spectrum or non-spread Spectrum device? __________

Max supported TX DC%: __________

Are there any special tools available to configure the device for various test modes? ___________________________________________________________________


  1. List of abbreviations:


AFH: Adaptive Frequency Hopping

EUT: Equipment under test

TX: Transmitter

BC: Band Class

HW: Hardware

SW: Software

FW: Firmware

EDR: Enhanced Data rate

DC: Duty Cycle

SID: Subscriber Identifier

NID: Network Identifier


Pigtail: Refers to the coaxial cables at the size of approximately 5-10 cm with needed SK2.92 or SMA connector, which are soldered to the antenna pads of the device. This is done by the Manufacturer in order to achieve the best impedance matching and to minimize the mismatch uncertainties.


Dummy Battery: It is a device emulating a standard battery, used for that specific device. Some of the equipment is featured to recognize specific battery types. So if the used battery is not manufacturer recommended, the device will not be turned on. During some of the test scenarios, there is a need for variation of the Battery voltage. In this case a dummy battery is provided by the manufacturer to enable this test.


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