I am going to ask my previous question in a different (and, hopefully,
improved) way. Assume I have an ITE device that is an unintentional radiator
(i.e., it is not a transmitter). Also assume the device has spurious
emissions above 1 GHz that may not be insignificant. In order to comply with
the essential requirements of the EMC Directive, is it sufficient to comply
with EN 55022 which has no requirements above 1 GHz? If not, then a relevant
harmonized standard must be applied for the emissions above 1 GHz or the TCF
route must be followed. Is there a harmonized standard that may be applied
to ITE for emissions for above 1 GHz?
Richard Woods
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