Radio Test Report ARIB STD-T71 MIC notice 88 Appendix 45

Report No.: AIT24021804TW3

Client Information

Applicant: DOKE COMMUNICATION (HK) LIMITED

Applicant add.: 19H MAXGRAND PLAZA NO 3 TAI YAU STREET SAN PO KONG KL CHINA

Product Information

Product Name: Notebook computer

Model No.: AceBook 8

Serial Model: N/A

Brand Name: Blackview

Prepared By

Dongguan Yaxu (AiT) Technology Limited

No.22, Jinqianling Third Street, Jitigang, Huangjiang, Dongguan, Guangdong, China

Tel.: +86-769-82020499 Fax.: +86-769-82020495

Dates and Results

Date of Receipt: Feb. 18, 2024

Date of Issue: Apr. 10, 2024

Date of Test: Feb. 18, 2024~Apr. 09, 2024

Test Result: Pass

This device has been tested and found to comply with the stated standard(s), indicated in the test report and are applicable only to the tested sample identified in the report.

Note: This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of Dongguan Yaxu (AiT) Technology Limited, this document may be altered or revised by Dongguan Yaxu (AiT) Technology Limited, personal only, and shall be noted in the revision of the document. This test report must not be used by the client to claim product endorsement.

Reviewed by: Emiya Lin

Approved by: Simba Huang

1. SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS

Test procedures according to the technical standards:

Test RequirementDescription of TestResult
MIC Notice No.88 Appendix No.45 Article 2, paragraph 1, item 19-3Frequency ErrorComplies
Occupied Bandwidth (99%)Complies
RF Output Power/ToleranceComplies
E.I.R.PComplies
Unwanted Emission StrengthComplies
Adjacent Channel Leakage PowerComplies
Out-Band Leakage PowerComplies
Secondary Radiation Emission StrengthComplies
Transmission Burst LengthComplies
Interference Prevention FunctionComplies
Carrier Sensing FunctionComplies
Construction Protection ConfirmationComplies

1.1 TEST FACILITY

Dongguan Yaxu (AiT) Technology Limited

Add.: No.22, Jinqianling Third Street, Jitigang, Huangjiang, Dongguan, Guangdong, China

IC Registration No.:6819A-1

CNAS Registration No.:L6177

1.2 MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY

The reported uncertainty of measurement y ± U, where expended uncertainty U is based on a standard uncertainty multiplied by a coverage factor of k=2, providing a level of confidence of approximately 95 %.

No.ItemUncertainty
1Frequency Error / 99% & 90% Bandwidth± 0.85 x 10⁻⁷
2Antenna Power± 0.70 dB
3Spurious Emissions± 0.80 dB
4DC / AC Power Source±1.4%

2. GENERAL INFORMATION

2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF EUT

Manufacturer:Shenzhen DOKE Electronic Co.,Ltd
Manufacturer Address:801, Building3, 7th Industrial Zone, Yulv Community, Yutang Road, Guangming District, Shenzhen, China.
EUT Name:Notebook computer
Model No:AceBook 8
Serial Model:N/A
Brand Name:Blackview
Operating Frequency:802.11a/n/ac:5180.0MHz ~ 5240.0MHz
Type of Modulation:OFDM
Number of Channels:4 Channels for 20MHz bandwidth(5180-5240MHz)
2 Channels for 40MHz bandwidth(5190-5230MHz)
1 Channels for 80MHz bandwidth(5210MHz)
Antenna Type:FPC Antenna
Antenna gain:ANT2(AUX): 0.49dBi
Normal antenna power:W52:
802.11a:1.0 mW/MHz
802.11n(HT20):1.0mW/MHz
802.11n(HT40):1.0 mW/MHz
802.11ac (HT20):1.0mW/MHz
802.11ac(HT40):1.0 mW/MHz
802.11 ac(HT80):0.3mW/MHz
Power Supply Range:DC 12V form adapter
Adapter information:
Model: M120300-A010JP
Input: 100-240V~, 50-60Hz, 0.8A
Output: DC 12V3.0A 36.0W
Battery:DC7.6V 5000mAh
Normal Test Voltage:The same as above
Hard Ware Version:AN168_MB_R11
Soft Ware Version:22H2
Model difference:N/A

2.2 DESCRIPTION OF TEST MODES

To investigate the maximum EMI emission characteristics generates from EUT, the test system was pre-scanning tested base on the consideration of following EUT operation mode or test configuration mode which possible have effect on EMI emission level. Each of these EUT operation mode(s) or test configuration mode(s) mentioned above was evaluated respectively.

Pretest ModeDescription
Mode 1802.11a /n(20) /ac 20: CH36/ CH40/ CH 48,
Mode 2802.11n(40)/ac40: CH 38/ CH 46,
Mode 3802.11ac(80) CH 42
Final Test ModeDescription
Mode 1802.11a /n(20) /ac 20: CH36/ CH40/ CH 48,
Mode 2802.11n(40)/ac40: CH 38/ CH 46
Mode 3802.11ac(80) CH 42

Note: This device 5GHz and 2.4GHz can not transmit simultaneously.

3. TEST CONDITIONS

The WIFI module was tested while in a continuous transmitter/receiver mode.

Power supply:

The EUT has the input voltage to the circuit of RF unit complies with output voltage limitation (±1%) against input voltage fluctuation (±10%). So, all measurements were conducted at only rated voltage DC 12V.

Diagram: A block diagram illustrating the power supply test setup with points A, C, and RF, showing DC input and DC3V3 output. The text below states: "The fluctuation of C point is under ±1%, when input voltage from A point to the test equipment is fluctuated by ±10%."

DC INPUTDC3V3
12V3.33V
13.2V3.33V
10.8V3.33V

Pre-test the EUT in all voltage mode at the DC 13.2V, DC 12V and DC10.8V and conducted to determine the worst-case mode, only the worst-case results (DC 12V) are recorded in this report.

The EUT has the input voltage to the circuit of RF unit complies with output voltage limitation (±1%) against input voltage fluctuation (±10%). So, all measurements were conducted at only rated voltage DC 12V.

Environmental Conditions:

Temperature: 5.0 -35.0 °C

Humidity: 45-85 % RH

Atmospheric Pressure: 1000 -1010 mbar

Parameters of test software setting

During testing channel & power controlling software provided by the manufacturer was used to control the operating channel as well as the output power level.

Test software VersionTest program: REALTEK 11ac 8821
ChannelsLowMiddleHigh
802.11a Parameters515151
802.11n(20) Parameters505050
802.11 n(40) Parameters505050
802.11 ac(20) Parameters454545
802.11 ac(40) Parameters454545
802.11 ac(80) Parameters434343

3.1 BLOCK DIGRAM SHOWING THE CONFIGURATION OF SYSTEM TESTED

Diagram: A block diagram showing a Spectrum Analyzer connected to the EUT.

3.2 DESCRIPTION OF SUPPORT UNITS(CONDUCTED MODE)

The EUT has been tested as an independent unit together with other necessary accessories or support units. The following support units or accessories were used to form a representative test configuration during the tests.

ItemEquipmentBrandModel/Type No.Series No.Note
E-1Notebook computerBlackviewAceBook 8N/AEUT
E-2AdapterZhongshan MLS Electrical Appliance Co.,Ltd.M120300-A010JPN/AEUT
ItemShielded TypeFerrite CoreLengthNote

(1) The support equipment was authorized by Declaration of Confirmation.
(2) For detachable type I/O cable should be specified the length in cm in『Length』column.
(3) "YES" is means "shielded" "with core"; "NO" is means "unshielded" "without core".

3.3 EQUIPMENTS LIST FOR ALL TEST ITEMS

NoTest EquipmentManufacturerModel NoSerial NoCal. DateCal. Due DateCal. Lab
1SIGNAL AnalyzerR&SFSV401014702023.09.082024.09.07Guangzhou Lisai
2EMI Measuring ReceiverR&SESR1016602023.09.082024.09.07Guangzhou Lisai
3Mobile phoneSamsungGALAXY S4R33D20 SQYNWN/AN/AN/A
4DC Power supplyMansonHCS-3604G5211001 292023.09.082024.09.07Guangzhou Lisai
5Digital Phosphor OscilloscopeTektronixTDS3012B0212202023.09.082024.09.07Guangzhou Lisai
6Signal GeneratorAgilentN5182AMY50143 0092023.09.082024.09.07Guangzhou Lisai

Note: Calibration by the calibration agencies listed in the table correspond to paragraph 4 (ii) (c) of Article 24-2 in the Radio Law.

4. RF SHIELDING METHOD

The product applies for Japan RF certification. We use shiled for preventing end- user to access RF parts easily. The shiled can only be opened by forced, which will result in damaging the case.Please refer to following for photo for details.

Diagram: A photograph showing the internal components of a notebook computer, highlighting a shielded section of the motherboard with an arrow pointing to it.

5. FREQUENCY ERROR

5.1 LIMIT

ItemLimits
Frequency Error+/-20ppm

5.2 MEASURING INSTRUMENTS AND SETTING

The following table is the setting of Spectrum Analyzer.

Spectrum ParameterSetting
AttenuationAuto
RB / VB10KHz
DetectorPeak
TraceMax Hold
Sweep TimeAuto

5.3 TEST PROCEDURES

  1. In the case of unmodulated signal (continuous or continuous burst), measure the frequency directly by a frequency meter.
  2. In the case of burst waves, the measurement shall be done for enough time in order to obtain the enough measuring accuracy, and the average of the measured values becomes the final value.
  3. In the case of a test mode with a specific frequency spectrum, measure the frequency of the specific spectrum by a spectrum analyzer.
  4. In the cases above, if the frequency equivalent to the test frequency is not directly measured in principle, it shall be obtained by necessary calculation.

In the case of modulated signal, if there is no specific spectrum measurable by a spectrum analyzer but a specific dip is observed, it is allowed to measure the frequency with the signal generator (synthesized). That is, observe a signal of the signal generator concurrently (or alternately) with the tested signal using the spectrum analyzer while setting the frequency of the signal generator to the position of the dip on the screen of the spectrum analyzer, and determine the frequency of the signal generator at the time as a measured value.

5.4 TEST SETUP LAYOUT

Diagram: A test setup layout showing EUT connected to a Dummy load (Attenuator), which is then connected to a Spectrum Analyzer.

5.5 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was placed on the test table and programmed in un-modulation function.

5.6 TEST RESULT:

Please refer to Appendix C.1

NOTE:
1). The nominal frequency shall be confirmed by the applicant and test lab.
2). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

6. OCCUPIED BANDWIDTH MEASUREMENT (99% POWER BANDWIDTH)

6.1 LIMIT

BandLimits
For W52 & W53 & W56 Band≤18MHz(20MHz Mode OFDM,DSSS,etc.)
≤20MHz(20MHz Mode OFDM)
≤40MHz (40MHz Mode OFDM)
≤80MHz (80MHz Mode OFDM)

6.2 TEST PROCEDURES

  1. Setting of SA is following as: RBW: 300KHz /VBW:300KHz/Sweep Mode: Continuous sweep / Detect mode: Positive peak / Trace mode: Max hold.
  2. EUT have transmitted each modulation signal and fixed channelize (For DSSS or OFDM Device). SA set to 99% of occupied bandwidth to measure occupied bandwidth. The limit is less than specific value as section 3.2.1.

6.3 TEST SETUP LAYOUT

Diagram: A test setup layout showing Spectrum Analyzer connected to EUT.

6.4 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

6.5 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in continuously transmitting mode.

6.6 TEST RESULT:

Test result: Please refer to Appendix C.4

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

7. SPREAD BANDWIDTH MEASUREMENT

7.1 LIMIT

ItemLimits
Spread Bandwidth≥500kHz

7.2 MEASURING INSTRUMENTS AND SETTING

TEST PROCEDURES

  1. Setting of SA is following as: RBW: 300KHz I VBW: 300KHz / Sweep Mode: Continuous sweep /Detect mode: Positive peak / Trace mode: Max hold.
  2. EUT have transmitted each modulation signal and fixed channelize (For DSSS Device) or continuous maximum power of hopping mode (For FHSS Device).
  3. SA set to 90% of occupied bandwidth to measure Spread Spectrum Bandwidth and must greater than 500kHz.

7.3 TEST SETUP LAYOUT

Diagram: A test setup layout showing Spectrum Analyzer connected to EUT.

7.4 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

7.5 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in continuously transmitting mode.

7.6 TEST RESULT:

Please refer to Appendix C.5

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

8. SPURIOUS EMISSIONS FOR TRANSMITTER MEASUREMENT AND OUT-BAND LEAKAGE POWER

8.1 LIMIT

ClauseConditionFrequency (MHz)Limit
Article 2-1, Item 19-3W52 Band, 18-20 Mhz Bandwidth f=MHz difference from 5240MHz5142 or less2.5 μ W/MHz
5142-515015 μ W/MHz
W52 Band, 40 Mhz Bandwidth f=MHz difference from 5230MHz5250-5250.210*(1-(8/3)(f-9.75))mW/MHz
5250.2-525110*(1-(f-9))mW/MHz
5251-526010*((-1-(8/90)(f-11)))mW/MHz
5260-5266.710*(-1.8-(6/50)(f-20))mW/MHz
5266.7 or more2.5mW/MHz
W52 Band, 80 Mhz Bandwidth f=MHz difference from 5210MHz5141.6 or less2.5 μ W/MHz
5141.6-515015 μ W/MHz
5250-525110*(-(f-20)+log(1/2))
5251-527010*(-(8/190)(f-21)-1+log(1/2))
5270-5278.410*(-(3/50)(f-40)-1.8+log(1/2))
5278.4 or more2.5 μ W/MHz
5123.2 or less2.5 μ W/MHz
5123.2-515015 μ W/MHz
5250-525110*(-(f-40)+log(1/4)) mW/MHz
5251-529010*(-(8/390)(f-41)-1+log(1/4)) mW/MHz
5290-5296.710*(-(3/100)(f-80)-1.8+log(1/4)) mW/MHz
5296.7 or more2.5 μ W/MHz
Article 2-1, Item 19-3 W53:
20MHz systemOBW: 18MHz or lessOBW: 18-20 MHz
5,233.3 MHz or less : 2.5 µW/MHz5,233.3 MHz or less : 2.5 μW/MHz
5,233.3 -5,240 MHz: 10-18-(6/50) (f-20) mW/MHz5,233.3 - 5,240 MHz: 10-1.8-(6/50) (f-20) mW/MHz
5,240 - 5,249 MHz: 10-1-(8/90) (f-11) mW/MHz5,240 - 5,249 MHz: 10-1-(8/90)(f-11) mW/MHz
5,249 - 5,250 MHz: 101-(f-9) mW/MHz5,249 - 5,249.8 MHz: 101-(f-9)mW/MHz
5,350 MHz or more: 2.5 µW/MHz5,249.8 - 5,250 MHz: 101-(8/3) (f-9.75) mW/MHz
5,350 MHz or more: 2.5 µW/MHz
f = MHz, Difference from 5260 (MHz)f = MHz, Difference from 5260 (MHz)
40MHz system80MHz system
5,221.6 MHz or less : 2.5 μW/MHz5,203.3 MHz or less : 2.5 μW/MHz
5,221.6 - 5,230 MHz: 10-(3/50) (f-40)-1.8+log(1/2)mW/MHz5,203.3 - 5,210 MHz: 10-(3/100)(f-80)-1.8+log(1/4)mW/MHz
5,230 - 5,249 MHz: 10-(8/190)(f-21)-1+log(1/2)mW/MHz5,210 - 5,249 MHz: 10-(8/390)(f-41)-1+log(1/4) mW/MHz
5,249 - 5,250 MHz: 10-(f-20)+log(1/2)mW/MHz5,249 - 5,250 MHz: 10-(f-40)+log (1/4) mW/MHz
5,350-5,358.4 MHz : 15 μW/MHz5,350-5,376.8 MHz : 15 μW/MHz
5,358.4 MHz or more: 2.5 μW/MHz5,376.8 MHz or more: 2.5 μW/MHz
f = MHz, Difference from 5270 (MHz)f = MHz, Difference from 5290 (MHz)

Article 2-1, Item 19-3 W56:

20MHz system40MHz system80MHz system
DSSS, etc.OFDMOFDMOFDM
5,470 MHz or less : 12.5 uW/MHz5,460 MHz or less: 2.5 uW/MHz
5,460-5,470 MHz: 12.5 uW/MHz
5,460 MHz or less: 12.5 uW/MHz
5,460-5,470 MHz : 50 uW/MHz
5,460 MHz or less: 12.5 uW/MHz
5,460-5,469.5 MHz: 50 W/MHz
5,469.5-5,470 MHz: 51.2 uW/MHz
5,730 MHz or more: 12.5 uW/MHz5,745-5,765 MHz: 12.5 uW/MHz
Over 5,765 MHz: 2.5 uW/MHz
5,770 MHz or more: 12.5 uW/MHz5,770 MHz or more: 12.5 uW/MHz

8.2. TEST PROCEDURES

  1. EUT have transmitted the maximum modulation signal and fixed channelize.
  2. Setting of SA is following as: Below 1GHz RB:100KHz / VB:100KHz
    Above 1GHz RB:1MHz / VB:1MHz / AT: 10dB Ref: 0dBm / Sweep time: Auto
    Sweep Mode: Continuous sweep / Detect mode: Positive peak
    Trace mode: Max hold
  3. Setting of SA is following as 30MHz and stop frequency 1000MHz Then to mark peak reading value + cable loss shall be less than 0.25µW.
  4. SA adjusted to start frequency and stop frequency 26GHz .Then to mark peak reading value + cable loss shall be less than 2.5UW/MHZ.
  5. If the Result Value is over the requirement, we need to measurement as below steps
  6. Span 1~10MHz to find the frequency that have maximum value.
  7. Setting of SA is following as: Span: Zero/RBW: 100KHz/VBW: 100KHz under 1GHz,
    Sweep time: Auto / Sweep Mode: Singled sweep / Detect mode: Sample.
  8. Calculated the mean power value, add all value of test point and division sample point number.
  9. Report the mean power

8.3. TEST SETUP LAYOUT

Diagram: A test setup layout showing Spectrum Analyzer connected to EUT.

8.4. TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

8.5. TEST RESULT:

Please refer to Appendix C.6

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

9. ADJACENT CHANNEL POWER TOLERANCE

9.1 LIMIT

20MHz system40MHz system80MHz system160MHz system
DSSS, etcOFDMOFDMOFDMOFDM
Fc±20MHz ±9MHz BW:
-25dBc
Fc±20MHz ±10MHz BW:
-25dBc
Fc±40MHz ±20MHz BW:
-25dBc
Fc±80MHz ±20MHz BW:
-25dBc
Fc±80MHz ±40MHz BW:
-25dBc
Fc±40MHz ±9MHz BW:
-40dBc
Fc±40MHz ±10MHz BW:
-40dBc
Fc±40MHz ±20MHz BW:
-40dBc
Fc±80MHz ±40MHz BW:
-25dBc
Fc±80MHz ±40MHz BW:
-25dBc

9.2 TEST PROCEDURES

  1. EUT has the continuous reception mode and fixed only one channelize.
  2. SA set RBW: 300KHz and VBW: 300KHz, Span 120MHz (BW=20MHz)/240MHz (BW=40MHz) /480MHz (BW=80MHz),RMS Detector, trace Maximum Hold and use ACLR Option.
  3. Frequency spacing and measuring bandwidth be specified in section 3.6.1.
  4. Reporting the worst value

9.3 TEST SETUP

Diagram: A test setup layout showing Spectrum Analyzer connected to EUT.

9.4 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

9.5 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in continuously transmitting mode.

9.6 TEST RESULT:

Please refer to Appendix C.9

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

10. RF OUTPUT POWER / TOLERANCE

BandItemLimits
W52 Band
W53 Band
W56 Band
Antenna Power Density≤10mW(Other)or≤10mW/MHz(DS,OBW≤20MHz)
≤10mW/MHz(OFDM,OBW≤20MHz)
≤5mW/MHz (OFDM,OBW≤40MHz)
≤2.5 mW/MHz (OFDM,OBW≤80MHz)
W52 Band
W53 Band
W56 Band
Antenna Power Error+20%, -80%
+50%, -50%

10.1 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

10.2 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in continuously transmitting mode.

10.3 TEST PROCEDURES

  1. A power meter is connected on the IF output port of the spectrum analyzer.
  2. Adjust the spectrum analyzer to have the center frequency the same with the measured carrier. RBW=VBW=1MHz, detector mode is positive peak. Turn off the averaging function and use zero span.
  3. The calibrating signal power shall be reduced to 0dBm and it shall be verified that the power meter reading also reduces by 10dB.
  4. Connect the equipment to be measured. Using the following settings of the spectrum analyzer in combination with "max hold" function, find the frequency of highest power output in the power envelope: center frequency equal to operating frequency; RBW&VBW:1MHz; detector mode: positive peak; averaging: off; span: 3 times the spectrum width; amplitude: adjust for middle of the instrument's range. The frequency found shall be recorded.
  5. Set the center frequency of the spectrum analyzer to the found frequency and switch to zero span. The power meter indicates the measured power density “E”.
  6. Remove the EUT and put the replacing standard signal generator (SSG). Set the standard signal generator (SSG) at same frequency and transmit on, then set SSG output power at Pt to give the equivalent output level of "E".
  7. Calculate antenna power density by the formula below PD=Pt+10*log(1/x).x:The duty cycle of the EUT in continuously transmitting mode Pt: Output power of the SSG
  8. Antenna Power Error is definition that actual measure antenna power tolerance between +20%to-80% power range that base on manufacturer declare the conducted power density.

10.4 TEST SETUP

Diagram: Two test setups are shown. The first shows a Power Meter connected to a Spectrum Analyzer, which is connected to the EUT. The second shows a Power Meter connected to a Spectrum Analyzer, which is connected to a Signal Generator.

10.5 TEST RESULT:

Please refer to Appendix C.2

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

11. E.I.R.P MEASUREMENT

11.1 LIMIT

Operation Banditem20MHz system40MHz system80MHz system160MHz system
DSSS,etcOFDMOFDMOFDMOFDM
W52&W53Antenna Power10mW/MHz10mW/MHz5mW/MHz2.5mW/MHz1.25mW/MHz
Antenna power Tolerance+20%, -80%
W52EIRP10mW/MHz5mW/MHz2.5mW/MHz1.25mW/MHz
10mW/MHz: with TPC
5mW/MHz: without TPC
5mW/MHz: with TPC
2.5mW/MHz: without TPC
2.5mW/MHz: with TPC
1.25mW/MHz: without TPC
1.25mW/MHz: with TPC
0.625mW/MHz: without TPC
W53
W56Antenna Pwer10mW/MHz10mW/MHz5mW/MHz2.5mW/MHz1.25mW/MHz
Antenna power Tolerance+50%, -50%
EIRP50mW/MHz: with TPC
25mW/MHz: without TPC
25mW/MHz:
with TPC
12.5mW/MHz:
without TPC
12.5mW/MHz:
with TPC
6.25mW/MHz:
without TPC
1.25mW/MHz:
with TPC
0.625mW/MHz:
without TPC

11.2 TEST PROCEDURES

  1. A power meter is connected on the IF output port of the spectrum analyzer.
  2. Adjust the spectrum analyzer to have the center frequency the same with the measured carrier. RBW=VBW=1MHz, detector mode is positive peak. Turn off the averaging function and use zero span.
  3. The calibrating signal power shall be reduced to 0dBm and it shall be verified that the power meter reading also reduces by 10dB.
  4. Connect the equipment to be measured. Using the following settings of the spectrum analyzer in combination with "max hold" function, find the frequency of highest power output in the power envelope: center frequency equal to operating frequency; RBW&VBW:1MHz; detector mode: positive peak; averaging: off; span: 3 times the spectrum width; amplitude: adjust for middle of the instrument's range. The frequency found shall be recorded.
  5. Set the center frequency of the spectrum analyzer to the found frequency and switch to zero span. The power meter indicates the measured power density "E".
  6. Remove the EUT and put the replacing standard signal generator (SSG). Set the standard signal generator (SSG) at same frequency and transmit on, then set SSG output power at Pt to give the equivalent output level of "E".
  7. Calculate antenna power density by the formula below PD=Pt+10*log(1/x).x:The duty cycle of the EUT in continuously transmitting mode
  8. Pt: Output power of the SSG
  9. Antenna Power Error is definition that actual measure antenna power tolerance between +20%to-80% power range that base on manufacturer declare the conducted power density.
  10. EIRP=conductedpower+antennagain

11.3 TEST SETUP

Diagram: Two test setups are shown. The first shows a Power Meter connected to a Spectrum Analyzer, which is connected to the EUT. The second shows a Power Meter connected to a Spectrum Analyzer, which is connected to a Signal Generator.

11.4 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

11.5 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in normal transmitting mode.

11.6 TEST RESULT OF TRANSMISSION ANTENNA GAIN (EIRP ANTENNA POWER)

Please refer to Appendix C.3

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;
2).EIRP=conductedpower+antennagain

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

12. SPURIOUS EMISSIONS FOR RECEIVER

12.1 LIMIT

ItemLimits
Rx Spurious Emission≤4nW (f<1GHz)
≤20nW (1GHz≤f)

12.2 TEST PROCEDURE

  1. EUT have the continuous reception mode and fixed only one channelize.
  2. SA set RBW:100KHz and VBW: 100KHz. Then adjust to start frequency 30MHz and stop frequency 1000MHz. Search to mark peak reading value + cable loss shall be less than 4nW.
  3. SA set RBW: 1MHz and VBW: 1MHz. Then adjust to start frequency 1000MHz and stop frequency 12500MHz. Search to mark peak reading value + cable loss shall be less than 20nW.
  4. If power level of lower emissions are more than 1/10 of limit (.0.4nW for f < 1GHz, 2nW for f >=1GHz), all those are to be indicated in the 2nd and 3rd lines. If others are 1/10 or less more of the limit, no necessary to be indicated.

12.3 TEST SETUP LAYOUT

Diagram: A test setup layout showing Spectrum Analyzer connected to EUT.

12.4 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

12.5 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in continuously reception mode.

12.6 TEST RESULT OF LIMITATION OF COLLATERAL EMISSION OF RECEIVER

Please refer to Appendix C.8

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

13. TRANSMISSION BURST LENGTH

13.1 LIMITS OF BURST LENGTH

ItemLimits
Transmission Burst≤8ms

13.2 MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

See list of measuring instruments of this test report.

13.3 TEST PROCEDURES

  1. Setting of SA is following as: RBW: 1MHz/VBW:1MHz /Sweep Mode:Single sweep/Detect mode: Positive peak/Zero Span I Sweet time: more than burst length.
  2. Measure the maximum time duration of one burst length.

13.4 TEST SETUP

Diagram: A test setup layout showing Spectrum Analyzer connected to EUT.

13.5 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

13.6 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in continuously transmitting mode.

13.7 TEST RESULT OF TRANSMISSION BURST LENGTH

Please refer to Appendix C.7

NOTE:
1). Worst case data at 6Mbps at IEEE 802.11a; MCS0 at IEEE 802.11n HT20, IEEE 802.11n HT40, IEEE 802.11a VHT20, IEEE 802.11ac VHT40, IEEE 802.11ac VHT80;

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

14. RADIO INTERFERENCE PREVENTION CAPABILITY MEASUREMENT

14.1 LIMIT

ItemLimits
Identification code≥ 48 bits

14.2 MEASURING ID CODE SOFTWARE

ItemLimits
MAC IP ListMAC Scan

14.3 TEST PROCEDURES

  1. In the case that the EUT has the function of automatically transmitting the identification code: a. Transmit the predetermined identification codes form EUT. b. Check the transmitted identification codes with the demodulator.
  2. In the case of receiving the identification ocde: a. Transmit the predetermined identification codes form the counterpart. b . Check if communication is normal. c. Transmit the signals other than predetermined ID codes form the counterpart. d. check if the EUT stops the transmission, or if it displays that idnetification codes are different from the predetermined ones.

14.4 TEST SETUP LAYOUT

Diagram: A test setup layout showing a PC with Net Tool Software connected to a Peripheral, which is connected to the EUT.

14.5 TEST DEVIATION

There is no deviation with the original standard.

14.6 EUT OPERATION DURING TEST

The EUT was programmed to be in normal transmitting mode.

14.7 TEST RESULT OF RADIO INTERFERENCE PREVENTION CAPABILIT

EUT:Notebook computerTest Date:2024-02-19
Temperature:25°CTested by:Simba Huang
Humidity:55 % RHTest result:CONFORM

The device consists of the PIFA antenna and 5 GHz WIFI IC; Component IC CPU also can use the protocol function to protect interference come from outside.

We can use the EUT connect a Mobile phone as AP to detect WiFi ID information, Test configuration:

Diagram: A diagram showing WiFi (EUT) connected to a Mobile phone.

Test Procedure: The measuring method is according to MIC Notice No.88 Appendix No.43. Run the WiFi and keep WiFi connecting at Mobile phone. The MIC address will be found in the incoming settings.

Test Results:

WAN Configuration
Attain IP ProtocolGetting IP from DHCP server...
MAC AddressA0:08:2B:22:03:05:1A

Test result: The unit does meet the requirements.

15. CARRIER SENSE CAPABILITY

15.1 LIMIT

EUT stop RF transmission signal after carrier inject to EUT

15.2 TEST PROCEDURE

Diagram: A measurement system diagram showing Signal Generator, Attenuator (10 dB), Power Splitter, Spectrum Analyzer, EUT, and Peripheral.

  1. SG adjusted the frequency as same as the EUT transmitted signal and emitted the absence of modulation from SG and power level is (on 22.79+G-20*log(f)dBm)(G is the antenna gain, f is the test frequency).
  2. turn off the RF signal of the SG.
  3. EUT have transmitted the maximum modulation signal and fixed channelize.
  4. Setting of SA :RBW/VBW=1MHz/1MHz,Span=50MHz, Sweep time=auto, Sweep mode=continuous, Detect mode=positive peak
  5. SG RF signal on.
  6. EUT shall be stop the transmitted any signal and SG RF signal off, the EUT will be continuous transmitted signal.
Test ModeNormal VoltageHigh VoltageLow Voltage
802.11 n40OKOKOK
802.11 ac40OKOKOK
802.11 ac80OKOKOK

Pin=22.79+Gr-20*log(freq_MHz)[dBm]
Limit:100mw/m eirp
Confirmed at -50dBm
Result: OK

EUT TEST PHOTO

Measurement Photos

Photograph showing a test setup with a laptop (EUT) connected to various measurement instruments, including a spectrum analyzer and other electronic equipment.

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