Hi Amund,
Which geographical region are you interested in?
For example:
If you look to FCC KDB 447498 and section 4.3, you can see an equation for
assessing if a SAR test is needed.
You can consider the output power and user distance, to see if it is
permitted with, or without, a SAR test.
For
Look at the work of IEC TC106 at:
http://www.iec.ch/dyn/www/f?p=103:7:0FSP_ORG_ID:1303
You can see lists of published standards, work programme and working documents.
Your national standards committee may agree to supply any documents you require.
With best wishes DESIGN IT IN! OOO - Own Opi
Looking for information about body-won devices ... not implantable
medical devices, but just devices to can attach to your clothes or skin.
I'm interested in max output RF power and if there are any absolute
requirements to clearance between device and body.
Any web-links or comments are welcom
I have been carrying out extensive tests on ESD discharge currents on a lot of
different credit cards with a charged user inserting cards into a ATM type of
card reader. Client had found problems with CC-payments in dry and/or cold
regions.
The presence of metal coating (gold card) and or wirele
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