This document presents a detailed test report from World Standardization Certification & Testing Group (WSCT) concerning the compliance of a Bluetooth device with FCC Part 15 regulations. The report, identified by number ANAB-R&E250400030A-BT, covers a range of tests including conducted band edge measurements, pseudorandom frequency hopping sequence analysis, and conducted spurious emission measurements. The device's performance is evaluated under various modulation schemes, including GFSK, Pi/4-DQPSK, and 8DPSK.
The testing methodology adheres to ANSI C63.10 standards, ensuring accurate and reliable results. Key aspects of the evaluation include assessing frequency hopping channel separation, dwell time, and the presence of spurious emissions within and outside the designated frequency bands. Radiated spurious emission measurements are also conducted to verify compliance with radiated emission limits.
The report provides comprehensive data, including spectrum analyzer plots and tabular summaries, to support the findings. The results indicate that the device meets the specified requirements, demonstrating compliance with FCC regulations. This report serves as a valuable resource for manufacturers and regulatory bodies seeking to ensure the proper functioning and regulatory compliance of Bluetooth devices.