In the US we can have an intentional radiator of a very low output power
in any band except the restricted bands of 15.205 and 15.209.
This allowed under 15.209(a),(c). That is if you can keep the
fundamental and harmonics under the radiated limits of 15.209. Is this
sort of thing possible in Europe.
The device in mind is a medical device that is ingested with the
fundamental at 300 MHz and a field strength under 47 dBuV/m @3m I've
looked through EN55011: 2016 Table 1 and footnotes and can't see that
it is or isn't.
Thanks,
Mario de Aranzeta, N4TSV
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