Ericsson Radiated Emission

Radiated Emissions Test Report
for
DOT 44Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4)
(Contiguous & non- Contiguous modes)
Tested to: FCC Part 15 Subpart B (Class B)

FCC Part 96 (Section – 96.41 e) 2))
FCC ID: TA8AKRY901516-4
Test Result summury

FCC/ ICES Pass or Results in
Description Specification/Method
Section Fail section
15.109 / 6.2 Radiated Emissions (RE) FCC Part 15 / ANSI C63.4 Pass 3.2
15.107 / 6.1 Conducted Emissions (CE) for AC Power FCC Part 15 / ANSI C63.4 NA NA
96.41 e) 2) Additional protection levels (RE) FCC Part 96 / ANSI C63.26 Pass 3.2
Document number: 7169010768-TR-EMC-06-01-F15
Release date: 24 June 2022
Prepared for: Ericsson Canada
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Radiated Emissions Test Report for 7169010768-TR-EMC-06-01-F15
DOT 44Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 Prepared for: Ericsson Canada
(KRY 901 516/4)
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Issue Reason for change Date released
02 initial release 14 April 2022

05 Re issue with FCC ID (For Dot 41Kr (KRY 901 516/4) 24 June 2022
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Author Kasi Sivaratnam EMC Test Engineer
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Test lab information

Lab name TÜV SÜD Canada Inc
Company name TÜV SÜD Canada Inc
Mailing or shipping address 1280 Teron Road, Ottawa, Ontario, K2K 2C1, Canada
Primary technical contact Scott Drysdale
Title Canada Wireless Manager
Phone 613-218-1841
Customer information
Company name Ericsson Canada
Mailing address 349 Terry Fox Drive, Ottawa, On, K2K 2V6, Canada
Primary contact Denis Lalonde
Title Team Leader RA Verification
Phone 613-790-2901
E-mail [email protected]

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Table of contents
About this document ................................................................................................................................. 2
1. Executive summary ............................................................................................................................ 8
1.1 Compliance summary ..................................................................................................................... 9
2. Details of the equipment under test ................................................................................................ 10
2.1 Assessed hardware ........................................................................................................................ 10
2.2 Product overview .......................................................................................................................... 10
2.3 Product port definition and EUT cable information ..................................................................... 13
2.4 Configurations of the EUT............................................................................................................ 14
2.4.1 Configuration 1: Dot 41Kr B48 with IRU 1648 (contiguous mode) .................................... 14
2.4.1.1 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configurations (LTE) – Cfg 1 ......... 15
2.4.1.2 Radiated Emissions Single RAT / Single Carrier Configurations (NR) – Cfg 1 ........ 16
2.4.1.3 Radiated Emissions Single RAT / Multi Carriers Configurations (LTE) – Cfg 1 ...... 17
2.4.1.4 Radiated Emissions Multi RAT/Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE+NR) – Cfg 1 ..... 18
2.4.2 Configuration 2: Dot 41Kr B48 with IRU 1649 (non-contiguous mode)............................. 19
2.4.2.1 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configuration (LTE) – Cfg 2 .......... 19
2.4.2.2 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/ Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE) – Cfg 2........... 20
2.4.2.3 Radiated Emissions Multi RAT/Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE + NR) – Cfg 2 ... 21
2.5 Modifications of the EUT during testing ...................................................................................... 21
2.6 Inventory of the EUT and support equipments ............................................................................. 21
3. Detailed test results of Emissions .................................................................................................... 23
3.1 Measurement instrumentation ....................................................................................................... 23
3.2 Radiated Emissions, E-field .......................................................................................................... 24
3.2.1 Test specification and limits ................................................................................................. 24
3.2.2 Test procedure ....................................................................................................................... 24
3.2.3 Calculation of the compliance margin .................................................................................. 26
3.2.4 Measurement uncertainties ................................................................................................... 26
3.2.5 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ............................ 27
3.2.6 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1 ............................. 32
3.2.7 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Top channel) - Cfg 1 ............................. 35
3.2.8 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1 ......................... 38
3.2.9 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Multi Carrier (LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 .................. 41
3.2.10 Test results of RE – (Multi RAT / Multi Carrier – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ............................ 44
3.2.11 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2 ............................ 47
3.2.12 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Multi Carrier (LTE) – Cfg 2 .......................................... 52
3.2.13 Test results of RE – (Multi RAT / Multi Carrier) – Cfg 2 .................................................... 55
3.2.14 Radiated Emissions test setup picture ................................................................................... 58
3.2.15 Test equipment ...................................................................................................................... 59
3.2.16 Test conclusion ..................................................................................................................... 59

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4. References ......................................................................................................................................... 60
4.1 Appendix A: Abbreviations .......................................................................................................... 61
List of figures
Figure 1: The EUT with four Internal RF ports, Dot 44Kr B48 ............................................................... 10
Figure 2: The EUT with four external RF ports, Dot 41Kr B48............................................................... 11
Figure 3: Test configuration 1 for Emission tests (contiguous mode) ...................................................... 14
Figure 4: Carrier detail – Single RAT /Single carrier (LTE) .................................................................... 15
Figure 5: Tested carrier detail, Single RAT /Single carrier (LTE) – SC 1 ............................................... 15
Figure 6: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Single carrier (NR)..................................................................... 16
Figure 7: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Multi carrier (LTE) .................................................................... 17
Figure 8: Carrier detail – MultiCarrier / Multi RAT Configuration ......................................................... 18
Figure 9: Test configuration 2 for Emission tests (non-contiguous mode) .............................................. 19
Figure 10: Carrier detail – Single RAT/Single carrier Configuration ...................................................... 19
Figure 11: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Multi carrier (LTE) .................................................................. 20
Figure 12: Carrier detail – MultiCarrier / Multi RAT Configuration ....................................................... 21
Figure 13: Setup of Radiated Emissions ................................................................................................... 25
Figure 14: Plot of RE at 3 m – 30 to1000 MHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ................................. 28
Figure 15: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1.................................. 29
Figure 16: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1................................ 30
Figure 17: Plot of RE at 1m from 18 to 26.5 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1............................. 31
Figure 18: Plot of RE at 1m from 26.5 to 40 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1............................. 31
Figure 19: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1................................... 33
Figure 20: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1................................. 34
Figure 21: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1 .................................. 36
Figure 22: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1 ................................ 37
Figure 23: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1............................... 39
Figure 24: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1............................. 40
Figure 25: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MC, LTE – Mid channel) - Cfg 1 ................................. 42
Figure 26: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 .............................. 43
Figure 27: Plot of RE at 3 m from 30 to 1000 MHz (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ............. 44
Figure 28: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ..................... 45
Figure 29: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ................... 46
Figure 30: Plot of RE at 3 m – 30 to1000 MHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2 ................................. 48
Figure 31: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2.................................. 49
Figure 32: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2................................ 50
Figure 33: Plot of RE at 1m from 18 to 26.5 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2............................. 51

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Figure 34: Plot of RE at 1m from 26.5 to 40 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2............................. 51
Figure 35: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2 ........................................................ 53
Figure 36: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2 ...................................................... 54
Figure 37: Plot of RE at 3 m from 30 to 1000 MHz (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2 ..................................... 55
Figure 38: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2 ............................................. 56
Figure 39: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2 ........................................... 57
Figure 40: Setup for RE tests .................................................................................................................... 58
List of tables
Table 1: Summary of test results for the USA; FCC Part 15 subpart B ..................................................... 9
Table 2: Summary of test results for the USA; FCC Part 96.41 e) 2) ........................................................ 9
Table 3: Assessed hardware ...................................................................................................................... 10
Table 4: DOT 41Kr B48 Product info ...................................................................................................... 12
Table 5: System port definition Dot 41Kr B48......................................................................................... 13
Table 6: Inventory of the EUT – Configuration 1 .................................................................................... 22
Table 7: Inventory of the EUT – Configuration 2 .................................................................................... 22
Table 8: RE test requirements ................................................................................................................... 24
Table 9: RE limits at 10 m for Class B of FCC ........................................................................................ 24
Table 10: Emission limits for FCC Part 96 e) 2) ...................................................................................... 24
Table 11: RE test results from 30 to 1000 MHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ..... 28
Table 13: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ............ 29
Table 15: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 .......... 30
Table 17: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1 ............. 33
Table 18: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1 ............. 33
Table 19: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1 ........... 34
Table 20: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1 ................. 34
Table 21: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1 ............ 36
Table 22: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1 ............ 36
Table 23: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1 .......... 37
Table 24: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 96 (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1 .......... 37
Table 25: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1 ......... 39
Table 26: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1 ......... 39
Table 27: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1 ....... 40
Table 28: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1 ............. 40

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Table 29: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ........... 42
Table 30: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) - Cfg 1 ........... 42
Table 31: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 ......... 43
Table 32: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 .............. 43
Table 33: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 45
Table 34: RE test results from 1 to10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1 45
Table 35: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid ch) - Cfg 1 ....... 46
Table 36: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1............ 46
Table 43: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2 ................................... 53
Table 44: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2 ................................... 53
Table 45: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2 ................................. 54
Table 46: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2....................................... 54
Table 47: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2 ....................... 56
Table 48: RE test results from 1 to10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2 ........................ 56
Table 49: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2 ..................... 57
Table 50: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2 ........................... 57
Table 51: Test equipment used for RE ..................................................................................................... 59

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1. Executive summary
This document reports the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing performed on the product
called DOT 44Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4) for Ericsson Canada per
project number 7169010768. The objective of the test activities is to evaluate compliance of the product
to following EMC regulatory standards.
The DOT 44Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4) is verified to comply with
the Class B Emissions requirements of these standards:
• FCC Part 15 Subpart B [5] (Class B)
• FCC Part 96 [7] (Additional protection levels, Section - 96.41e) 2)
Information about the test result summary and, the equipment under test (EUT) is in the sections:
• Compliance summary
• Details of the equipment under test
• Detailed test results of Emissions

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1.1 Compliance summary

The test results in this report apply only to the tested components that are identified in the section
Assessed hardware.
The following table summarizes the EMC test results for the test cases performed on the DOT 44Kr B48
(KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4)
Table 1: Summary of test results for the USA; FCC Part 15 subpart B
FCC Results in
Description Specification/Method Pass or Fail
Section section
15.109 Radiated Emissions (RE) FCC Part 15/ANSI C63.4 Pass 3.2
15.107 Conducted Emissions (CE) for AC Power FCC Part 15/ANSI C63.4 NA NA
Table Notes
1. Not Applicable; EUT operates from POE (56 VDC).
Table 2: Summary of test results for the USA; FCC Part 96.41 e) 2)
FCC Results in
Description Specification/Method Pass or Fail
Section section
96.41 e) 2) Additional protection levels - CBSD FCC Part 96/ ANSI C63.26 Pass 3.2

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2. Details of the equipment under test

This section describes the equipment under test (EUT).
2.1 Assessed hardware
The following table indicates the hardware components that were assessed during this test program.
Table 3: Assessed hardware
Hardware component 1 Part number
DOT 44Kr B48, Dedicated Networks unit with internal antennas KRY 901 516/3
DOT 41Kr B48, Dedicated Networks unit with external RF ports KRY 901 516/4
Table Notes
1. The 2 units above use the same pcb and hardware. The only difference between the units is
the presence of the internal/external antennas. There fore all EMC tests were done only on the
external port variant.
2.2 Product overview

The product trade name is DOT 44Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4).
DOT 44Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4) are indoor wireless
telecommunication products; transmit and receive the cellular signals for 5G wireless systems. And
operates from POE (56 VDC).
Figure 1: The EUT with four Internal RF ports, Dot 44Kr B48

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Figure 2: The EUT with four external RF ports, Dot 41Kr B48
The 2 units above use the same pcb and hardware. The only difference between the units is the presence
of the internal/external antennas. There fore all EMC tests were done only on the external port variant;
configurations of the DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4) that was tested is shown in the section
Configurations of the EUT. The EUT was tested in a tabletop setting.

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Table 4: DOT 41Kr B48 Product info
Product data DOT 41Kr B48

Product Single-band Dot, 4T4R
P/N KRY 901 516/4
HW Rev R1A
Nominal Voltage 56Vdc (CAT6A POE or Hybrid cable)
Operating Temperature +5°C to +40°C
Bands B48
Antennas 4T4R B48
Output Power per band 400mW (26dBm) (B48, TDD) / branch
Maximum IBW B48: 200MHz
Contig. / Non-contig Contig. & Non-Contig
Single RAT (SRO) support B48: NR-TDD, LTE-TDD
Mixed RAT (MRO) support B48: NR-TDD + LTE-TDD
NR: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100MHz
Channel Bandwidth B48
LTE: 5, 10, 15, 20MHz
Single Carrier: 1 x ~250mW (26dBm)
Multi-Carrier: 2 x 200mW (23dBm)
Multi-Carrier: 3 x 133.3mW (21.49dBm)
Nominal O/P per TDD Antenna Port
Multi-Carrier: 6 x 66.7mW (18.23dBm)
Max carriers / Branch B48: Max 12 carriers
CPRI line rate 10.1 Gbps
Compatible IRU IRU 1648/1649 & 8848
Modulation: NR: QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM, 256 QAM
dRDI Interface: Digital, dRDI compression rev = ATC
SFP Interface: Optical SFP+, 10.1 Gbps
Mounting ceiling or wall

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2.3 Product port definition and EUT cable information

Table 5 identifies all the cables and ports on the EUT. The Environment of the cables is indoor.
Table 5: System port definition Dot 41Kr B48
Port Name Port Description Port Type Interface Detail Plug-Cable Type
RJ45 Digital RDI / DC Power Input Telecom / DC Power ethernet RJ-45, CAT6A
SFP+ Digital RDI, Optical SFP+ Optical SFP optical fiber, LC SFP+, RDH 102 65/2,
3A, 3B, 4A, 4B RF to antenna B48 Antenna RF SMA, Coax >3m

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2.4 Configurations of the EUT

Two configurations were used for radiated Emissions test. All EUT configurations & RE test range were
defined by customer.
• Configuration 1: Dot 41Kr B48 with IRU 1648 (contiguous mode)
• Configuration 2: Dot 41Kr B48 with IRU 1649 (non-contiguous mode)
2.4.1 Configuration 1: Dot 41Kr B48 with IRU 1648 (contiguous mode)
Figure 3 shows the configuration 1 of the EUT for Radiated Emissions test.
Figure 3: Test configuration 1 for Emission tests (contiguous mode)
Following RAT/carrier configurations were tested during this Radiated Emissions evaluations for
configuration 1.
• Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configurations (LTE)

• Radiated Emissions Single RAT / Single Carrier Configurations (NR)
• Radiated Emissions Single RAT / Multi Carriers Configurations (LTE)
• Radiated Emissions Multi RAT/Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE+NR)

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2.4.1.1 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configurations (LTE) – Cfg 1
Figure 4: Carrier detail – Single RAT /Single carrier (LTE)
Single RAT/Single Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

B48 PORT 3A,3B,4A,4B
BS type 1-C, CS16 (NR) TC21
SR LTE Config SC 1 Carrier setups for Emissions
Carrier Middle channel
1 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: LTE, 10MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: LTE, 15MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: LTE, 20MHz, 3625MHz
Radiated Emissions measurements were compared between above 4 LTE carrier setups. SC1 was found
to have higher emissions than SC2, SC3 and SC4. Single RAT/Single carrier LTE in this report are
therefore measured using SC1 Middle, Bottom, Top channel carrier setup. Tested carrier/frequency
detail in Figure 5: Tested carrier detail, Single RAT /Single carrier (LTE) – SC 1.
Figure 5: Tested carrier detail, Single RAT /Single carrier (LTE) – SC 1
Single RAT/Single Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

B41K PORT 3A,3B,4A,4B
BS type 1-C, CS16 (NR, LTE) TC21
Carrier Bottom channel
1 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3552.5MHz
Carrier Top channel
1 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3697.5MHz

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2.4.1.2 Radiated Emissions Single RAT / Single Carrier Configurations (NR) – Cfg 1
Figure 6: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Single carrier (NR)
Single RAT/Single Carrier - NR setups for Emissions

SR NR Config SC 1 Carrier setups for Emissions
1 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 30MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 40MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 50MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 60MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 70MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 80MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 90MHz, 3625MHz
1 B48: NR, 100MHz, 3625MHz
Note: Radiated Emissions measurements were compared between above 9 NR carrier setups. SC1 was
found to have higher emissions than SC2, SC3, SC4, SC5, SC6, SC7, SC8 and SC9. All plots with
single NR carrier in this report are therefore measured using SC1 Middle channel NR carrier setup.

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2.4.1.3 Radiated Emissions Single RAT / Multi Carriers Configurations (LTE) – Cfg 1
Figure 7: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Multi carrier (LTE)
Single RAT / Multi Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

SR LTE Config MC1 Carrier setups for Emissions
Carrier: Middle channel
1 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3622.5MHz
2 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3627.5MHz
1 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3597.5MHz
2 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3602.5MHz
3 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3607.5MHz
4 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3612.5MHz
5 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3617.5MHz
6 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3622.5MHz
7 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3627.5MHz
8 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3632.5MHz
9 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3637.5MHz
10 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3642.5MHz
11 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3647.5MHz
12 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3652.5MHz
Note: Radiated Emissions measurements were compared between MC1, and MC2. MC1 was found to
have higher emissions. All plots with Single RAT/Multi carrier in this report are therefore measured
using MC1 middle LTE carrier setups.

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2.4.1.4 Radiated Emissions Multi RAT/Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE+NR) – Cfg 1
Figure 8: Carrier detail – MultiCarrier / Multi RAT Configuration
Single RAT / Multi Carrier - LTE + NR setups for Emissions

MR Config MR1 Carrier setups for Emissions
1 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3615MHz
2 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3627.5MHz
1 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3560MHz
2 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3580MHz
3 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3600MHz
4 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3620MHz
5 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3640MHz
6 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3660MHz
7 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3672.5MHz
8 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3677.5MHz
9 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3682.5MHz
10 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3687.5MHz
11 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3692.5MHz
12 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3697.5MHz
Note: Radiated Emissions measurements were compared between MR1, and MR2. MR1 was found to
have higher emissions than MR2. All plots with Multi RAT/Multi carrier in this report are therefore
measured using MR1 Middle channel carrier configuration.

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2.4.2 Configuration 2: Dot 41Kr B48 with IRU 1649 (non-contiguous mode)
Figure 9 shows the configuration 2 of the EUT for Radiated Emissions test.
Figure 9: Test configuration 2 for Emission tests (non-contiguous mode)
Following RAT/carrier configurations were tested during this Radiated Emissions evaluations for
configuration 2.
2.4.2.1 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configuration (LTE) – Cfg 2
Figure 10: Carrier detail – Single RAT/Single carrier Configuration
Single RAT / Single Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

SR Config SC1 Carrier setups for Emissions

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2.4.2.2 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/ Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE) – Cfg 2
Figure 11: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Multi carrier (LTE)
Single RAT / Multi Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

Carrier: 1xBottom & 1xTop
1 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3552.5MHz
2 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3697.5MHz
Carrier: 6 x Bottom & 6 x Top
1 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3552.5MHz
2 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3557.5MHz
3 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3562.5MHz
4 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3567.5MHz
5 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3572.5MHz
6 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3577.5MHz
7 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3672.5MHz
8 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3677.5MHz
9 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3682.5MHz
10 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3687.5MHz
11 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3692.5MHz
12 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3697.5MHz
Note: Radiated Emissions measurements were compared between MC1, and MC2. MC1 was found to
have higher emissions. All plots with Single RAT/Multi carrier in this report are therefore measured
using MC1 LTE carrier setups as per table above.

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2.4.2.3 Radiated Emissions Multi RAT/Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE + NR) – Cfg 2
Figure 12: Carrier detail – MultiCarrier / Multi RAT Configuration
Single RAT / Multi Carrier - LTE + NR setups for Emissions

Carrier: NR 1xBottom & LTE 1xTop
1 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3560MHz
2 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3697.5MHz
Carrier: NR 5xBottom & LTE 7xTop
1 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3560MHz
2 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3580MHz
3 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3600MHz
4 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3620MHz
5 B48: NR, 20MHz, 3640MHz
6 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3667.5MHz
7 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3672.5MHz
8 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3677.5MHz
9 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3682.5MHz
10 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3687.5MHz
11 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3692.5MHz
12 B48: LTE, 5MHz, 3697.5MHz
Note: Radiated Emissions measurements were compared between MR1, and MR2. MR1 was found to
have higher emissions than MR2. All plots with Multi RAT/Multi carrier in this report are therefore
measured using MR1 carrier configuration setups as per table above.
2.5 Modifications of the EUT during testing

The EUT was not modified prior to or during testing.
2.6 Inventory of the EUT and support equipments

The following table identifies the inventory of the EUT.

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Table 6: Inventory of the EUT – Configuration 1
Product Product
Equipment Role Product Name Product Number
Release Serial#
EUT DOT 41Kr B48 KRY 901 516/4 R1A TD3W213281
SUPPORT IRU 1648 KRC 161 842/1 R1D TD3F105254

Cable IRU CPRI, Fiber, LC, SM, 20m na na na
Cable dRDI cable, 100m Schnieder, F/FTP na na
Cable RF, SMA, 2m, qty=4 na na na
TEST SET METS-Lite (RUX + CT-11) LPC 102 494/1 R2A TO1G499655
S/W:
IRU load: CXP2030045/26-R12A108
RUX rev: R9F
RUX testDef: _RRUS_DOT_Ph4_B48_V22_R9L
Table 7: Inventory of the EUT – Configuration 2
Product Product
Equipment Role Product Name Product Number
Release Serial#
EUT DOT 41Kr B48 KRY 901 516/4 R1A TD3W213281
SUPPORT IRU 1649 KRC 161 842/2 R1B TD3F064558

Cable IRU CPRI, Fiber, LC, SM, 20m na na na
IRU to Dot Power, 56VDC, 2-
Cable na na na
wire, 50m
IRU to Dot, dRDI-optical, Fiber,
Cable na na na
LC, SM, 50m
Cable RF, SMA, 2m, qty=4 na na na
S/W:
IRU load: CXP2030045/26-R12A108
RUX rev: R9F
RUX testDef: _RRUS_DOT_Ph4_B48_V22_R9L

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3. Detailed test results of Emissions

Emissions from systems manifest themselves in two forms: conducted emissions on cables and radiated
emissions from the entire system (i.e. electronic modules, hardware, and cables). Regulatory standards
restrict these different forms of emissions generated by the system.
The temperature and humidity in the test facilities are controlled. The temperature is maintained
between 20 ºC and 25 ºC, with a relative humidity between 30 % and 60 %. Levels are recorded and any
exceptions are included in the detailed test results sections of this report.
3.1 Measurement instrumentation
The measurement instrumentation conforms to the relevant standards in this report: ANSI C63.2, CISPR
16, CISPR 22, and CISPR 32. Calibration of the measurement instrumentation is maintained in
accordance with the supplier's recommendations, or as necessary to ensure its accuracy.

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3.2 Radiated Emissions, E-field

This test verifies that the EUT does not produce excess amounts of E-field Radiated Emissions (RE) that
could interfere with licensed radiators.
3.2.1 Test specification and limits
The testing requirements are as follows.
Table 8: RE test requirements
Requirement Method Country of application
FCC Part 15, Subpart B ANSI C63.4 USA

FCC Part 96 FCC Part 96/ ANSI C63.26 USA
The limits of the RE tests are as follows.

Table 9: RE limits at 10 m for Class B of FCC
Frequency range FCC Part 15 Detector

(MHz) (dBV/m)
30 to 88 29.5 Quasi-Peak
1000 to 40000 43.5 Average
Table 10: Emission limits for FCC Part 96 e) 2)
FCC Part 96 EIRP Limit

Frequency range Calculated EIRP Limit
Section 96.41 e) 2)
(MHz) in dBV/m
(dBm)
Below 3540 MHz or above 3710 MHz -25 70.23
Below 3530 MHz or above 3720 MHz -40 55.23
3.2.2 Test procedure

Verifications of the test equipment and AFC were performed before the installation of the EUT in
accordance with the quality assurance procedures documented in the EMC test procedures document.
The test was performed according to the relevant procedures listed in Table 8.
• The EUT was placed on the turntable inside the AFC (configured for normal operation). The system
and its cables were separated from the ground plane by an insulating support 10 mm in height.
• For tests between 30 MHz and 1 GHz the receive antenna (BiLog®) was placed 3 m away from the
EUT. An initial scan was performed to find emissions/frequencies requiring detailed measurement.

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The pre-scan was performed by rotating the system 360 degrees while recording all emissions
(frequency and amplitude). This procedure was repeated for antenna heights of 1 to 4 m, as well as
both polarizations of the receiving antenna.
• For tests above 1 GHz the receive antenna (horn) was placed 3 m away from the EUT. Absorbing
cones were placed on the floor between the antenna and the EUT. An initial scan was performed to
find emissions/frequencies requiring detailed measurement. The pre-scan was performed by rotating
the system 360 degrees while recording all emissions (frequency and amplitude). This procedure was
repeated for antenna heights of 1 to 4 m, as well as both polarizations of the receiving antenna.
• For tests between 18 and 40 GHz the receive horn antenna was placed at a 1 m distance from the
EUT with the absorbing cones placed on the floor. An initial scan was performed to find
emissions/frequencies requiring detail measurement. The pre-scan was performed on all sides of the
EUT, using both polarizations of the receive antenna to find any system emissions.
• For all above frequency ranges, the pre-scan peak data was compared to the limits. Peaks with less
than 6 dB of margin were maximized using the proper detector: the EUT was rotated in azimuth over
360 degrees to identify the direction of maximum emission, antenna height was then varied from 1
to 4 m to obtain maximum emission level.
Figure 13: Setup of Radiated Emissions
10 meter Ambient Free Chamber
Rotation
1-4 m
Bilog
EUT
Control Room
Receiver

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3.2.3 Calculation of the compliance margin

The following example shows the way in which the compliance margin is calculated in the “RE Test
Results” tables.
The rows in these tables are defined as follows.
Meter Reading (dBV) = Voltage measured using the spectrum analyzer with the proper detector
Cumulative gain or loss of pre-amplifier and cables used in the
Correction (dB) = measurement path (dB) + Antenna Factor (dB)
Corrected value or field strength, that is, the parameter of interest that is
Level (dBV/m) = compared to the limit
Level with respect to the appropriate limit (a negative Margin indicates
Margin (dB) = that the Level is below the limit and that the measurement is a Pass)
The values in the Level row are calculated as follows: Level = Meter Reading + Correction (dB)
The values in the Margin row are calculated as follows: Margin = Level – Limit
3.2.4 Measurement uncertainties

The expanded measurement instrumentation uncertainty with a 95 % level of confidence, calculated
according to the method described in CISPR 16 is:
•  3.8 dB between 30 MHz and 1 GHz
•  4.7 dB between 1 GHz and 10 GHz
•  4.8 dB between 10 GHz and 18 GHz
•  4.6 dB between 18 GHz and 26.5 GHz
•  4.8 dB between 26.5 GHz and 40 GHz

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3.2.5 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
Test location: 10-meter Ambient Free Chamber (AFC)
Date tested: 15 - 17 February 2022
Tested by: Tom Ott
Test configurations are listed as SC LTE in 2.4.1.1 as identified in the section Configurations of the
EUT. For the following test results that have supporting data tables, negative margin values indicate a
pass.
Red trace – Vertical antenna polarity, Blue trace – Horizonatal antenna polarity

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Figure 14: Plot of RE at 3 m – 30 to1000 MHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
60
dBµV/m FCC Part 15 Subpart B B - QPeak/3.0m/
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
0
30MHz 100M 1GHz
Frequency
Table 11: RE test results from 30 to 1000 MHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
Limit Margin to
Frequency Level Height Azimuth Correction
Quasi-peak FCC part 15 Polarization
(MHz) (dBµV) (m) (deg) (dB)
(dBµV) Class B (dB)
30.59910864 17.93 40.00 -22.07 3.83 319.25 Vertical -3.12

491.4013174 20.94 46.02 -25.08 1.14 189.75 Vertical -2.63
903.4701379 22.77 46.02 -23.25 2.92 125.00 Vertical 4.37
30.28591059 17.95 40.00 -22.05 1.00 261.75 Horizontal -2.97
Margin to
Frequency Level Limit EIRP Height Azimuth Correction
EIRP Limit Polarization
(MHz) (dBµV) (dBµV) (m) (deg) (dB)
(dB)
30.59910864 17.93 55.23 -37.3 3.83 319.25 Vertical -3.12

491.4013174 20.94 55.23 -34.29 1.14 189.75 Vertical -2.63
903.4701379 22.77 55.23 -32.46 2.92 125.00 Vertical 4.37
30.28591059 17.95 55.23 -37.28 1.00 261.75 Horizontal -2.97
Note: In the table/Plot above, no emissions exceed the Part 96 radiated spurious emissions limit when converted
to dBuV/m. For final spurious emissions measurements to FCC Part 96, see antenna port conducted emissions in
applicable test report.

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Figure 15: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
90
dBµV/m
70
FCC Part 15 Subpart B B - Average/3.0m/
50
30
10
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Note: Peak above the limit is leakage of the EUT’s fundamentals from the 50-ohm terminations.
Table 13: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
Level Limit Margin to

Frequency Height Azimuth Correction
Average Average FCC part 15 Polarization
(MHz) (m) (degrees) (dB)
(dBµV) (dBµV) Class B (dB)
1199.811218 36.54 53.96 -17.42 2.56 343.00 Vertical 2.24

2399.985897 40.68 53.96 -13.28 2.21 218.50 Vertical 7.71
1199.811218 35.54 53.96 -18.42 3.00 206.25 Horizontal 2.24
3380.586538 38.14 53.96 -15.82 3.24 141.50 Horizontal 9.39
Frequency Level Limit EIRP Margin to Height Azimuth Correction

Polarization
(MHz) (dBµV) (dBµV) EIRP Limit (dB) (m) (deg) (dB)
1199.81218 36.54 55.23 -18.69 2.56 343.00 Vertical 2.24

2399.985897 40.68 55.23 -14.55 2.21 218.50 Vertical 7.71
1199.811218 35.54 55.23 -19.69 3.00 206.25 Horizontal 2.24
3380.586538 38.14 55.23 -17.09 3.24 141.50 Horizontal 9.39

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80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency

16872.65096 47.06 53.96 -6.90 2.76 75.50 Vertical 17.21
17196.28783 47.19 53.96 -6.77 2.97 263.75 Vertical 17.48
16131.99937 44.98 53.96 -8.98 1.52 38.50 Horizontal 14.98
16810.4779 46.65 53.96 -7.31 2.21 89.25 Horizontal 17.00

Polarization
16872.65096 47.06 55.23 -8.17 2.76 75.50 Vertical 17.21

17196.28783 47.19 55.23 -8.04 2.97 263.75 Vertical 17.48
16131.99937 44.98 55.23 -10.25 1.52 38.50 Horizontal 14.98
16810.4779 46.65 55.23 -8.58 2.21 89.25 Horizontal 17.00

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Figure 17: Plot of RE at 1m from 18 to 26.5 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
18GHz 26.5GHz
Frequency
Note 1: In the plot above No Emissions exceeds the FCC Part 15 limit.
Note 2: In the plot above, no emissions exceed the Part 96 radiated spurious emissions limit when converted to
dBuV/m. For final spurious emissions measurements to FCC Part 96, see antenna port conducted emissions in
Figure 18: Plot of RE at 1m from 26.5 to 40 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
26.5GHz 40GHz
Frequency
Note 1: In the plot above No Emissions exceeds the FCC Part 15 limit.

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3.2.6 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1
Tested by: Tom Ott
pass.

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Figure 19: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1
90
dBµV/m
70
50
30
10
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Table 17: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1

1199.897756 37.19 53.96 -16.77 2.56 184.50 Vertical 2.24
2399.985897 40.35 53.96 -13.61 2.14 218.50 Vertical 7.71
1199.851282 35.71 53.96 -18.25 3.00 206.25 Horizontal 2.24
6680.8625 41.74 53.96 -12.22 3.69 360.00 Horizontal 13.31

Polarization
1199.897756 37.19 55.23 -18.04 2.56 184.50 Vertical 2.24

2399.985897 40.35 55.23 -14.88 2.14 218.50 Vertical 7.71
1199.851282 35.71 55.23 -19.52 3.00 206.25 Horizontal 2.24
6680.8625 41.74 55.23 -13.49 3.69 360.00 Horizontal 13.31
to dBuV/m, except for the fundamental. For final spurious emissions measurements to FCC Part 96, see antenna
port conducted emissions in applicable test report.

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Figure 20: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency

16878.63878 47.29 53.96 -6.67 1.39 327.75 Vertical 17.22

16965.67372 47.51 53.96 -6.45 3.73 74.50 Horizontal 17.38
Table 20: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (SC, LTE – Bot channel) – Cfg 1

Polarization
16878.63878 47.29 55.23 -7.94 1.39 327.75 Vertical 17.22

16965.67372 47.51 55.23 -7.72 3.73 74.50 Horizontal 17.38

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3.2.7 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Top channel) - Cfg 1
Tested by: Tom Ott
pass.

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Figure 21: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1
90
dBµV/m
70
50
30
10
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Table 21: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1

1199.719872 37.26 53.96 -16.70 2.56 88.75 Vertical 2.24

2004.603526 36.63 53.96 -17.33 3.89 314.25 Vertical 7.73
2399.985897 39.98 53.96 -13.98 3.40 192.00 Vertical 7.71
1200.094872 35.71 53.96 -18.25 2.86 177.50 Horizontal 2.25
Margin to
(dB)
1199.719872 37.26 55.23 -17.97 2.56 88.75 Vertical 2.24

2004.603526 36.63 55.23 -18.6 3.89 314.25 Vertical 7.73
2399.985897 39.98 55.23 -15.25 3.40 192.00 Vertical 7.71
1200.094872 35.71 55.23 -19.52 2.86 177.50 Horizontal 2.25

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Figure 22: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, LTE – Top channel) – Cfg 1
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency

16855.39872 46.96 53.96 -7.00 2.97 278.50 Vertical 17.15

17747.90865 46.52 53.96 -7.44 3.38 38.50 Vertical 17.01
16860.67082 47.13 53.96 -6.83 1.04 350.50 Horizontal 17.17
Margin to
(dB)
16855.39872 46.96 55.23 -8.27 2.97 278.50 Vertical 17.15

17747.90865 46.52 55.23 -8.71 3.38 38.50 Vertical 17.01
16860.67082 47.13 55.23 -8.10 1.04 350.50 Horizontal 17.17

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3.2.8 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1
Tested by: Tom Ott
Test configurations are listed as SC NR in 2.4.1.2 as identified in the section Configurations of the EUT.
For the following test results that have supporting data tables, negative margin values indicate a pass.

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Figure 23: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1

90
dBµV/m
70
50
30
10
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Table 25: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1

1199.862821 36.50 53.96 -17.46 2.56 140.50 Vertical 2.24
2399.982692 40.33 53.96 -13.63 1.66 218.25 Vertical 7.71
4212.520513 38.96 53.96 -15.00 2.21 333.50 Vertical 10.49
1200.094872 35.02 53.96 -18.94 3.00 205.25 Horizontal 2.25

Polarization
1199.862821 36.50 55.23 -18.73 2.56 140.50 Vertical 2.24

2399.982692 40.33 55.23 -14.90 1.66 218.25 Vertical 7.71
4212.520513 38.96 55.23 -16.27 2.21 333.50 Vertical 10.49
1200.094872 35.02 55.23 -20.21 3.00 205.25 Horizontal 2.25

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Figure 24: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1

80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency

16820.96827 46.89 53.96 -7.07 2.76 271.00 Vertical 17.04
17666.49873 46.53 53.96 -7.43 3.72 312.25 Vertical 16.99
15803.92371 44.31 53.96 -9.65 2.86 304.75 Horizontal 14.80
17646.94905 46.58 53.96 -7.38 1.04 119.75 Horizontal 17.01
Table 28: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (SC, NR – Middle channel) – Cfg 1

Polarization
16820.96827 46.89 55.23 -8.34 2.76 271.00 Vertical 17.04

17666.49873 46.53 55.23 -8.70 3.72 312.25 Vertical 16.99
15803.92371 44.31 55.23 -10.92 2.86 304.75 Horizontal 14.80
17646.94905 46.58 55.23 -8.65 1.04 119.75 Horizontal 17.01

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3.2.9 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Multi Carrier (LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
Tested by: Tom Ott
Test configurations are listed as MC LTE in 2.4.1.3 as identified in the section Configurations of the
pass.

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Figure 25: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MC, LTE – Mid channel) - Cfg 1
90
dBµV/m
70
50
30
10
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Table 29: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1

1199.755128 37.06 53.96 -16.90 2.56 242.50 Vertical 2.24
2399.984295 39.81 53.96 -14.15 4.00 161.75 Vertical 7.71
1199.916987 35.36 53.96 -18.60 3.00 206.25 Horizontal 2.24
4548.353526 39.26 53.96 -14.70 1.73 125.75 Horizontal 10.76
Table 30: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) - Cfg 1

Polarization
1199.755128 37.06 55.23 -18.17 2.56 242.50 Vertical 2.24

2399.984295 39.81 55.23 -15.42 4.00 161.75 Vertical 7.71
1199.916987 35.36 55.23 -19.87 3.00 206.25 Horizontal 2.24
4548.353526 39.26 55.23 -15.97 1.73 125.75 Horizontal 10.76

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Figure 26: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency
Table 31: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1

13910.21153 42.97 53.96 -10.99 1.87 300.00 Vertical 15.06

16820.22531 46.84 53.96 -7.12 4.00 72.75 Vertical 17.04
16832.49133 46.70 53.96 -7.26 3.82 74.50 Horizontal 17.08
Table 32: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (MC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 1

Polarization
13910.21153 42.97 55.23 -12.26 1.87 300.00 Vertical 15.06

16820.22531 46.84 55.23 -8.39 4.00 72.75 Vertical 17.04
16832.49133 46.70 55.23 -8.53 3.82 74.50 Horizontal 17.08

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3.2.10 Test results of RE – (Multi RAT / Multi Carrier – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
Tested by: Tom Ott
Test configurations are listed as MR (LTE + NR) in 2.4.1.4 as identified in the section Configurations of
the EUT. For the following test results that have supporting data tables, negative margin values indicate
a pass.
Figure 27: Plot of RE at 3 m from 30 to 1000 MHz (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
0
30MHz 100M 1GHz
Frequency
Note 1: In the plot above No Emissions exceeds the FCC Part 15 class B limit.

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Figure 28: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
90
dBµV/m
70
50
30
10
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Table 33: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1

1199.80 37.19 53.96 -16.77 2.56 242.50 Vertical 2.24

2399.983013 40.20 53.96 -13.76 3.33 191.50 Vertical 7.71
1199.864103 35.05 53.96 -18.91 2.97 256.75 Horizontal 2.24
7802.898077 42.70 53.96 -11.26 1.76 17.00 Horizontal 14.08
Table 34: RE test results from 1 to10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
Limit
Frequency Level Margin to Height Azimuth Correction
EIRP Polarization
(MHz) (dBµV) EIRP Limit (dB) (m) (deg) (dB)
(dBµV)
1199.80 37.19 55.23 -18.04 2.56 242.50 Vertical 2.24

2399.983013 40.20 55.23 -15.03 3.33 191.50 Vertical 7.71
1199.864103 35.05 55.23 -20.18 2.97 256.75 Horizontal 2.24
7802.898077 42.70 55.23 -18.04 1.76 17.00 Horizontal 14.08

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Figure 29: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency
Table 35: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid ch) - Cfg 1

16876.89553 47.05 53.96 -6.91 2.90 74.25 Vertical 17.22

17161.91187 46.72 53.96 -7.24 2.97 218.25 Vertical 17.51
15873.17277 44.91 53.96 -9.05 3.79 132.00 Horizontal 14.91
17357.91185 46.70 53.96 -7.26 2.62 98.50 Horizontal 17.52
Table 36: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR) – Mid channel) – Cfg 1

Polarization
16876.89553 47.05 55.23 -8.18 2.90 74.25 Vertical 17.22

17161.91187 46.72 55.23 -8.51 2.97 218.25 Vertical 17.51
15873.17277 44.91 55.23 -10.32 3.79 132.00 Horizontal 14.91
17357.91185 46.70 55.23 -8.53 2.62 98.50 Horizontal 17.52

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3.2.11 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Carrier (LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2
Tested by: Tom Ott
pass.

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Figure 30: Plot of RE at 3 m – 30 to1000 MHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
0
30MHz 100M 1GHz
Frequency
Limit Margin to
Frequency Level Height Azimuth Correction
Quasi-peak FCC part 15 Polarization
(MHz) (dBµV) (m) (deg) (dB)
(dBµV) Class B (dB)
74.32086572 13.92 40.00 -26.08 1.20 290.50 Vertical -15.13

191.9944454 14.98 43.52 -28.54 3.94 177.50 Vertical -11.56
412.8910095 32.93 46.02 -13.09 1.50 55.25 Vertical -3.78
117.0376441 9.89 43.52 -33.63 1.00 26.25 Horizontal -10.14
Margin to
(dB)
74.32086572 13.92 55.23 -41.31 1.20 290.50 Vertical -15.13

191.9944454 14.98 55.23 -40.25 3.94 177.50 Vertical -11.56
412.8910095 32.93 55.23 -22.30 1.50 55.25 Vertical -3.78
117.0376441 9.89 55.23 -45.34 1.00 26.25 Horizontal -10.14

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95
dBµV/m
80
60
40
20
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency

1199.860897 39.67 53.96 -14.29 2.56 256.75 Vertical 2.24
1199.832051 36.23 53.96 -17.73 3.75 197.75 Horizontal 2.24

Polarization
1199.860897 39.67 55.23 -15.56 2.56 256.75 Vertical 2.24
1199.832051 36.23 55.23 -19.00 3.75 197.75 Horizontal 2.24

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80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency

10312.43367 42.16 53.96 -11.80 3.59 141.75 Vertical 9.94
13751.47662 42.66 53.96 -11.30 1.28 120.00 Vertical 14.91
13758.27758 42.49 53.96 -11.47 2.21 211.25 Horizontal 14.90
16798.79841 46.69 53.96 -7.27 2.42 139.25 Horizontal 16.96
Limit
EIRP Polarization
(dBµV)
10312.43367 42.16 55.23 -13.07 3.59 141.75 Vertical 9.94
13751.47662 42.66 55.23 -12.57 1.28 120.00 Vertical 14.91
13758.27758 42.49 55.23 -12.74 2.21 211.25 Horizontal 14.90
16798.79841 46.69 55.23 -8.54 2.42 139.25 Horizontal 16.96

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Figure 33: Plot of RE at 1m from 18 to 26.5 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
18GHz 26.5GHz
Frequency
Figure 34: Plot of RE at 1m from 26.5 to 40 GHz (SC, LTE – Mid channel) – Cfg 2
80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
26.5GHz 40GHz
Frequency

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3.2.12 Test results of RE – Single RAT / Multi Carrier (LTE) – Cfg 2

Tested by: Tom Ott
Test configurations are listed as MC LTE in 2.4.2.2 as identified in the section Configurations of the
pass.

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Figure 35: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2

95
dBµV/m
80
60
40
20
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Note: Peaks above the limit are leakage of the EUT’s fundamentals from the 50-ohm terminations.
Table 43: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2

1199.979487 37.78 53.96 -16.18 2.56 333.75 Vertical 2.24
4212.449679 38.79 53.96 -15.17 3.66 211.50 Vertical 10.49
1199.753526 35.54 53.96 -18.42 3.00 199.25 Horizontal 2.24
4221.923077 38.96 53.96 -15.00 3.24 45.75 Horizontal 10.45

Polarization
1199.979487 37.78 55.23 -17.45 2.56 333.75 Vertical 2.24

4212.449679 38.79 55.23 -16.44 3.66 211.50 Vertical 10.49
1199.753526 35.54 55.23 -19.69 3.00 199.25 Horizontal 2.24
4221.923077 38.96 55.23 -16.27 3.24 45.75 Horizontal 10.45

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Figure 36: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2

80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency

10312.43046 42.34 53.96 -11.62 3.62 141.50 Vertical 9.94
13757.62404 42.45 53.96 -11.51 1.82 177.50 Vertical 14.90
16859.87179 47.04 53.96 -6.92 3.82 0.00 Horizontal 17.17
Table 46: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (MC, LTE) – Cfg 2

Polarization
10312.43046 42.34 55.23 -12.89 3.62 141.50 Vertical 9.94

13757.62404 42.45 55.23 -12.78 1.82 177.50 Vertical 14.90
16859.87179 47.04 55.23 -8.19 3.82 0.00 Horizontal 17.17

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3.2.13 Test results of RE – (Multi RAT / Multi Carrier) – Cfg 2

Tested by: Tom Ott
Test configurations are listed as MR (LTE + NR) in 2.4.2.3 as identified in the section Configurations of
the EUT. For the following test results that have supporting data tables, negative margin values indicate
a pass.
Figure 37: Plot of RE at 3 m from 30 to 1000 MHz (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
0
30MHz 100M 1GHz
Frequency

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Figure 38: Plot of RE at 3m from 1 to 10 GHz (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2

95
dBµV/m
80
60
40
20
0
1GHz 10GHz
Frequency
Note: Peaks above the limit are leakage of the EUT’s fundamentals from the 50-ohm terminations.
Table 47: RE test results from 1 to 10 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2

1199.896154 37.70 53.96 -16.26 2.56 127.25 Vertical 2.24
5437.092949 40.47 53.96 -13.49 2.21 292.50 Vertical 12.25
9401.788782 43.79 53.96 -10.17 1.46 278.25 Vertical 15.32
1199.769231 35.33 53.96 -18.63 3.00 204.00 Horizontal 2.24
Table 48: RE test results from 1 to10 GHz for FCC Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2
Limit
EIRP Polarization
(dBµV)
1199.896154 37.70 55.23 -17.53 2.56 127.25 Vertical 2.24

5437.092949 40.47 55.23 -14.76 2.21 292.50 Vertical 12.25
9401.788782 43.79 55.23 -11.44 1.46 278.25 Vertical 15.32
1199.769231 35.33 55.23 -19.9 3.00 204.00 Horizontal 2.24

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Figure 39: Plot of RE at 3m from 10 to 18 GHz (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2

80
dBµV/m
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
10GHz 18GHz
Frequency
Table 49: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz for FCC Part 15 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2

13277.72918 41.61 53.96 -12.35 2.08 297.25 Vertical 14.51

17157.93428 46.83 53.96 -7.13 3.31 45.75 Vertical 17.51
12983.47662 41.89 53.96 -12.07 1.46 254.50 Horizontal 13.94
17150.04486 46.71 53.96 -7.25 3.14 170.25 Horizontal 17.51
Table 50: RE test results from 10 to 18 GHz FCC Part 96 (MR (LTE + NR)) – Cfg 2

Polarization
13277.72918 41.61 55.23 -13.62 2.08 297.25 Vertical 14.51

17157.93428 46.83 55.23 -8.40 3.31 45.75 Vertical 17.51
12983.47662 41.89 55.23 -13.34 1.46 254.50 Horizontal 13.94
17150.04486 46.71 55.23 -8.52 3.14 170.25 Horizontal 17.51

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3.2.14 Radiated Emissions test setup picture
Figure 40: Setup for RE tests

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3.2.15 Test equipment

The equipment used for E-field RE testing was as follows.
Table 51: Test equipment used for RE
Description Make Model number Asset ID Calibr. date Calibr. due
EMC Automation Software Nexio V3.18 BAT-EMC F0163649 Not required Not required
Bilog Antenna TESEQ CBL 6111D SSG013965 2021-05-04 2022-05-04
Horn Antenna 3MCH 00003 ETS 3117 LAVE04211 2021-03-30 2022-03-30
Ant 3MCH 00004 ETS 3116 LAVE04210 2021-11-05 2023-11-05
EMI Receiver Rohde & Schwarz ESU26 SSG013729 2021-03-31 2022-03-31
Spectrum analyzer Rohde & Schwarz ESU-40 LAVE04092 2020-07-17 2022-07-17
Coaxial Cable Huber & Suhner 106A SSG012455 2021-01-05 2022-04-05
Coaxial Cable Huber & Suhner 106A SSG012711 2021-01-05 2022-04-05
Coaxial Cable Huber & Suhner 104PEA SSG012041 2021-01-05 2022-04-05
Coaxial Cable Huber & Suhner ST18/Nm/Nm/36 SSG012785 2021-01-06 2022-04-06
UFA 210B-1-1500-
Coaxial Cable Micro-Coax SSG012376 2021-01-06 2022-04-06
504504
Coaxial Cable Huber & Suhner 101 PEA, Sucoflex SSG012290 2020-11-04 2022-11-04
Pre-Amplifier BNR LNA SSG012594 2021-04-12 2022-04-12
MCN-40-18004000-
Pre-amp 18-40G microComp Nordie SSG014000 2021-11-04 2023-11-04
3.3-10P
Power Supply Hewlett Packard 6216A SSG013063 not required not required
3.2.16 Test conclusion

The DOT 44Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/3) and DOT 41Kr B48 (KRY 901 516/4) have passed the E-field
Radiated Emission (RE) tests with respect to the Class B limits of FCC Part 15 Subpart B and FCC Part
96 section 96.41 e) 2).

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4. References
The documents, regulations, and standards that are referenced throughout this test report are listed
alphabetically as follows.
1. ANSI C63.2-2009, American National Standards Institute for Electromagnetic Noise and Field
Strength Instrumentation, 10 Hz to 40 GHz – Specifications.
2. ANSI C63.4-2014, American National Standards Institute for Methods of Measurement of Radio-
Noise Emission from Low-Voltage Electrical and Electronic Equipment in the Range of 9 kHz to
40 GHz.
3. CISPR 16 Publications (all parts and sections), Specification for Radio Disturbance and Immunity
Measuring Apparatus and Methods - Part 1: Radio Disturbance and Immunity Measuring
Apparatus.
4. CISPR 22 (2008, +IS 1, + IS 2, + IS 3: 2012), Information technology equipment - Radio
disturbance characteristics - Limits and methods of measurement.
5. FCC Rules for Radio Frequency Devices, Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 2, U.S.
Federal Communications Commission.
6. FCC Rules for Radio Frequency Devices, Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 15
Radio Frequency Devices, U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
7. FCC Rules for Radio Frequency Devices, Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 96
Citizens Broadband Radio Service, U.S. Federal Communications Commission.

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4.1 Appendix A: Abbreviations

The abbreviations of terms used in this document are as follows.
Term Definition
A 6 dB Coaxial Attenuator (Conducted Immunity)

AAN Asymmetric Artificial Network (ISN)
AE Auxiliary equipment
AFC Ambient Free Chamber
AM Amplitude modulation
ANSI American National Standards Institute
AVG Average detector
BiLog Biconical Log-Periodic Hybrid antenna (a registered trademark of Schaffner-Chase EMC Limited, 1993)
CC RF Current Clamp
CCC Capacitive Coupling Clamp
CDN Coupling-decoupling Network
CE Conducted Emissions
CI Conducted Immunity
CISPR Comité International Spécial Perturbation Radioélectrique (International Special Committee on Radio
Interference)
CP RF Current Probe
CSA Canadian Standards Association
DI Direct Injection
DN/P Decoupling / Protection Network
EFT Electrical Fast Transient
EFT/B Electrical Fast Transient / Burst Generator
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
EMI Electromagnetic Interference
ESD Electrostatic Discharge
ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute
EUT equipment under test
GND Ground
HCP Horizontal Coupling Plane
HME Harmonics Measurement Equipment
HV High Voltage
HVP High Voltage Probe

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Term Definition
h/w hardware
IC Industry Canada
ICES Canadian Specification: ICES-003, Issue 3, “Spectrum Management: Interference-causing equipment standard
(Digital Apparatus)
IEC International Electro Technical Association
ISN Impedance Stabilization Network
LISN Line Impedance Stabilization Network
ms millisecond, unless otherwise specified
NA, na not applicable
PA Broadband Power Amplifier
PK Peak Detector
PS Power Supply
QP Quasi-peak Detector
QPA Quasi-peak Adapter (for the Spectrum Analyzer)
R 100-ohm Injection Resistor (Conducted Immunity)
RBW Resolution Bandwidth
RE Radiated Emissions
RF Radio-Frequency
RI Radiated Immunity
RMS Root-mean-square
s/w software
SA Spectrum Analyzer, the CISPR 16, ANSI C63.2 Compliant EMI meter
SG RF Signal Generator
SGen Surge Generator
STP Shielded Twisted Pair
T 50-ohm Coaxial Termination (Conducted Emissions / Immunity)
TL Transient Limiter
UFA Uniform field Area
VBW Video Bandwidth
VCP Vertical Coupling Plane
VDI Voltage Dips and Short Interruptions
VFF Voltage Fluctuations and Flicker

(KRY 901 516/4)
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Tested to: FCC Part 15 Subpart B (Class B)

FCC ID: TA8AKRY901516-4

Test Result summury

Document number: 7169010768-TR-EMC-06-01-F15

Release date: 24 June 2022

Prepared for: Ericsson Canada

About this document

Issue Reason for change Date released

02 initial release 14 April 2022

Technical Reviewer Scott Drysdale Canada Wireless Manager

Author Kasi Sivaratnam EMC Test Engineer

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DISCLAIMER AND COPYRIGHT

Test lab information

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1.1 Compliance summary

1. Not Applicable; EUT operates from POE (56 VDC).

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2. Details of the equipment under test

Hardware component 1 Part number

2.2 Product overview

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Table 4: DOT 41Kr B48 Product info

Product data DOT 41Kr B48

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2.3 Product port definition and EUT cable information

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2.4 Configurations of the EUT

Figure 3: Test configuration 1 for Emission tests (contiguous mode)

• Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configurations (LTE)

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2.4.1.1 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configurations (LTE) – Cfg 1

Figure 4: Carrier detail – Single RAT /Single carrier (LTE)

Single RAT/Single Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

Figure 5: Tested carrier detail, Single RAT /Single carrier (LTE) – SC 1

Single RAT/Single Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

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Figure 6: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Single carrier (NR)

Single RAT/Single Carrier - NR setups for Emissions

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Figure 7: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Multi carrier (LTE)

Single RAT / Multi Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

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2.4.1.4 Radiated Emissions Multi RAT/Multi Carrier Configuration (LTE+NR) – Cfg 1

Figure 8: Carrier detail – MultiCarrier / Multi RAT Configuration

Single RAT / Multi Carrier - LTE + NR setups for Emissions

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Figure 9: Test configuration 2 for Emission tests (non-contiguous mode)

2.4.2.1 Radiated Emissions Single RAT/Single Carrier Configuration (LTE) – Cfg 2

Figure 10: Carrier detail – Single RAT/Single carrier Configuration

Single RAT / Single Carrier - LTE setups for Emissions

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Figure 11: Carrier detail – Single RAT / Multi carrier (LTE)