Peter You need to see if there is a relevant product standard which will detail the required uncertainty of measurement e.g. do you need a fully anechoic room etc. The tests required therein will undoubtedly be based on the IEC 37xx series and IEC 3744 in particular. My understanding is as follows, (I'm sure somebody will tell me if this isn't correct): If your product is to be used as a component of somebody else's system you need to raise a Declaration of Incorporation that states that it may only be used in the end product in the manner you have defined. Then the system manufacturer must CE mark the entire system as appropriate. The DTI in the UK have a guidance document (URN 95/650) on the directive: http://www.dti.gov.uk/strd/mps.pdf
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