ETSI limits assume a maximum level of uncertainty. For example, I-ETS 300330, Short Range Devices 9kHz-25MHz, specifies that the uncertainty for radiated emissions is to be no more than 2 dB with a 95% confidence level when using the antenna substitution method. If the antenna substitution method is not used, the uncertainty factor rises to 6 dB. Using the latter method means that the measured emission level must be 4 dB below the limit due to the increased uncertainty. The uncertainty of the conducted emissions is to be no more than 3 dB.
- RE: Measurement Uncertainty Tony Fredriksson
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Paul V. Zahra
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Jerry Roberton
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Tony Fredriksson
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Steve Chin
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Tony Fredriksson
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Jon D Curtis
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Gabriel Roy/HNS
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- Re: Measurement Uncertainty George Alspaugh
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty WOODS, RICHARD
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- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Tony Fredriksson
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty HANS_MELLBERG
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Steve Chin
- Re: Measurement Uncertainty Tony Fredriksson

