Hello all,

I have to perform radiated and conducted emission tests on an intentional 
radiator, following FCC Part 15, Subpart C test requirements.

This product is a contactless card reader. It's made of an external power 
supply block (which is not sold with the product) and a kind of box with the 
antenna included (antenna is loop of coaxial cable, about 20cm diameter).

Radiated tests are passed, but conducted levels are about 30 dBµV under the 
limit at 13.56 MHz (fundamental frequency).
I cannot reduce the power to obtain an acceptable level, because this one is 
necessary to have a good behaviour of the product.
With this power, the maximum distance between card reader and card is about 
10cm.


Do you know if I can replace the integrated antena by a 50 Ohms hood when I 
perform the conducted emission test, in order to show that no other frequencies 
are generated by the product, except the one needed for functional purpose ?

Do you know if FCC Part 15 or ANSI C63.4 authorizes this kind of procedure ?

I thank you a lot for your answers,

Meilleures salutations de France,

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Pierre SELVA
Laboratory responsible
SMEE Actions Mesures         EMC & Safety laboratory
ZI des Blanchisseries           Phone : 33 4 76 65 76 50
38500 VOIRON  FRANCE     Fax : 33 4 76 66 18 30
e-mail : [email protected]
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