The standards are developed by ETSI (www.etsi.org <http://www.etsi.org> ).
You may download up to three standards for free. Generally, the FCC and ETSI
limits are quite different. The measurement methods are also different.
However, I can tell you that the ETSI limits for short range devices are
higher. Note that not all EU countries accept the ETSI limits in all bands;
e.g., Germany. You will also need to check out the CEPT/ERO Decisions and
Recommendations at www.ero.dk <http://www.ero.dk> to see how the limits and
bands vary throughout the countries.
Richard Woods
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From: Mike Morrow [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 1:23 PM
To: EMC Society
Subject: EU equivalent limits to FCC Part 15C
Can someone tell me the limits allowed in the EU for an intentional
radiator? The FCC allows 250 micro volts/meter measured at 3
meters. What
is the requirement in Europe and what standard applies? Thanks!
Mike Morrow
Senior Compliance Engineer
Ucentric Systems
[email protected]
www.ucentric.com
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