This document provides a visual overview of the test setups employed for the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) compliance testing of a device identified by FCC ID 2BHJR-MS199. The images illustrate the precise configurations used during various stages of the certification process, ensuring the device meets regulatory standards.
The first section showcases the setup for "Conducted Emissions" measurements, typically performed to assess unwanted signals transmitted back into the power lines. Following this, the document presents the "Radiated Emissions From 30M-1GHz" test setup, which involves an anechoic chamber where the device under test (DUT) is placed on a turntable, and an antenna measures emissions across a broad frequency range. This setup is crucial for evaluating the device's radio frequency interference (RFI) characteristics.
Finally, the document includes the "Above 1GHz" radiated emissions test setup, demonstrating how measurements are conducted at higher frequencies, often requiring specialized non-conductive supports for the DUT to minimize interference. These comprehensive test setup photos, conducted by "PRECE TESTING," are essential for verifying the integrity and reproducibility of the compliance testing procedures for the MS199 model.
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