ESAs certification to 95/54/EC

[Fang Han]

Hi Colleagues,

It looks like all products for vehicle application, even they have been 
certified to EMC Directive or R&TTE Directive, must be certified to 
95/54/EC (vehicle EMC directive) before Oct 1, 2002.  It seems to me that 
the certification route for vehicle EMC directive is different with EMC 
directive or RTTE directive certification.   I am looking for an accredited 
lab/body that is authorized to certify ESAs products to 95/54/EC.  I wonder 
if all these labs/bodies are located in Europe or there are some in USA.  I 
understand that these labs/bodies should be authorized by the Ministry of 
Transportation of a EU member state.  A certification done by such a lab 
will be accepted by all other EU member states.


I appreciate it very much if someone familiar with this can shed some light.

Thanks a lot,

Fang

Re: ERP and EIRP calculators

[Fang Han]

EIRP=D^^2*E^^2/30
ERP=EIRP/1.64

The maximum effective radiated power of the TUTT integrating CMM 8600 modem
module is calculated using the following equations

where E is measured maximum electric field strength, 
D is the distance of 3 meters between the EUT and measurement antenna.

At 3/21/00, 03:49 PM -0800, ron_cher...@densolabs.com wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>I am looking for an ERP/EIRP calculator program. I get the raw data in
>dBuV/m from an OATS.
>Thx, Ron Chernus, Denso
>
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