7E Electro Compatibility

Test report No.
: 4786937947
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Issued date : 2015.08.12
CE Test Report
Product Name : Portable phlegm suction unit

Model No. : 7E-A
Applicant : JIANGSU YUYUE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT &

SUPPLY CO LTD
Address : Zhenxin Rd Yunyang Economical Development
Zone Danyang, Jiangsu, 212300
Date of Receipt : Jul. 22, 2015

Test Date : Jul. 22, 2015 ~ Jul. 30, 2015
Issued Date : Aug 12, 2015
Report No. : 4786937947
Prepared By : UL-CCIC Company Limited
No. 2, Chengwan Road,
Suzhou Industrial Park,
Suzhou 215122 ,China
UL-CCIC Company Limited

Test report No.: 4786937947
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Test R ep or t Cer t ific at i on

Issued Date : Aug. 12, 2015
Report No. : 4786937947
Product Name : Portable phlegm suction unit

Applicant : JIANGSU YUYUE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO
LTD
Address : Zhenxin Rd Yunyang Economical Development Zone
Danyang, Jiangsu, 212300
Manufacturer : JIANGSU YUYUE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO
LTD
Address : Zhenxin Rd Yunyang Economical Development Zone
Danyang, Jiangsu, 212300
Model No. : 7E-A
EUT Voltage : AC 230V10, 50Hz1Hz
Test Voltage : AC 230V / 50Hz
Trade Name : N/A
Applicable Standard : EN60601-1-2: 2007
Test Result : Complied
Performed Location : QuieTek Suzhou EMC laboratory
No. 99 Hongye Rd., Suzhou Industrial Park Loufeng
Hi-Tech Development zone, Suzhou, China
Date of Test : Jul. 22, 2015 ~ Jul. 30, 2015
Prepared By:
Jissea Liu/Engineer
Approved Signatory:
Linda Ni / Senior Project Engineer

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Description Page
1. General Information ..................................................................................................... 6
1.1. EUT Description .............................................................................................. 6
1.2. Mode of Operation .......................................................................................... 6
1.3. Tested System Details .................................................................................... 6
1.4. Configuration of Tested System ...................................................................... 7
1.5. EUT Exercise Software ................................................................................... 7
2. Technical Test .............................................................................................................. 8
2.1. Summary of Test Result .................................................................................. 8
2.2. List of Test Equipment ..................................................................................... 9
2.3. Measurement Uncertainty ............................................................................. 12
2.4. Compliance Criteria ...................................................................................... 14
3. Conducted Emission .................................................................................................. 15
3.1. Test Specification .......................................................................................... 15
3.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 15
3.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 15
3.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 19
3.5. Deviation from Test Standard ........................................................................ 19
3.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 20
3.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 22
4. Radiated Emission ..................................................................................................... 23
4.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 23
4.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 23
4.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 33
4.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 34
4.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 36
5. Harmonic Current Emission ....................................................................................... 37
5.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 37
5.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 37
5.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 39
5.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 40
5.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 42
6. Voltage Fluctuation and Flicker .................................................................................. 43

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6.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 43

6.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 43
6.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 44
6.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 45
6.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 46
7. Electrostatic Discharge .............................................................................................. 47
7.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 47
7.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 47
7.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 48
7.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 49
7.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 51
8. Radiated Susceptibility ............................................................................................... 54
8.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 54
8.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 54
8.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 55
8.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 56
8.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 57
9. Electrical Fast Transient/Burst ................................................................................... 58
9.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 58
9.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 58
9.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 59
9.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 60
9.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 61
10. Surge...................................................................................................................... 62
10.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 62
10.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 62
10.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 63
10.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 64
10.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 65
11. Conducted Susceptibility .......................................................................................... 66

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11.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 66
11.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 67
11.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 68
11.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 69
11.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 70
12. Power Frequency Magnetic Field............................................................................. 71
12.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 71
12.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 71
12.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 72
12.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 73
12.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 74
13. Voltage Dips and Interruption ................................................................................... 75
13.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 75
13.3. Limit .............................................................................................................. 75
13.4. Test Procedure .............................................................................................. 76
13.6. Test Result .................................................................................................... 77
13.7. Test Photograph ............................................................................................ 78
14. Attachment ............................................................................................................... 79
EUT Photograph ........................................................................................... 79

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1. General Information
1.1. EUT Description
Product Name Portable phlegm suction unit

Trade Name N/A
Model No. 7E-A
1.2. Mode of Operation
UL-CCIC has verified the construction and function in typical operation. All the test modes were
carried out with the EUT in normal operation, which was shown in this test report and defined as:
Test Mode
Emission Mode 1: Normal Operation
Immunity Mode 1: Normal Operation
1.3. Tested System Details
The types for all equipments, plus descriptions of all cables used in the tested system (including
inserted cards) are:
Product Manufacturer Model No. Serial No. Power Cord

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

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1.4. Configuration of Tested System
Connection Diagram
EUT
Signal Cable Type Signal cable Description
1.5. EUT Exercise Software
1 Setup the EUT and simulators as shown on 1.4.

2 Turn on the power of all equipment.
3 Making EUT working on normal operation.
4 Start test.

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2. Technical Test
2.1. Summary of Test Result
No deviations from the test standards

Deviations from the test standards as below description:
Emission
Test
Performed Test Item Normative References Deviation
Performed
Conducted Emission CISPR 11: 2010 Group 1 Yes No
Radiated Emission CISPR 11: 2010 Group 1 Yes No
Harmonic Current Emission IEC 61000-3-2(ed 4.0): 2014 Yes No
Voltage Fluctuation and Flicker IEC 61000-3-3(ed 3.0): 2013 Yes No
Immunity
Test
Performed Test Item Normative References Deviation
Performed
Electrostatic Discharge IEC 61000-4-2:2008 Yes No
Radiated Susceptibility IEC 61000-4-3:2010 Yes No
Electrical Fast Transient/Burst IEC 61000-4-4:2012 Yes No
Surge IEC 61000-4-5:2014 Yes No
Conducted Susceptibility IEC 61000-4-6:2013 Yes No
Power Frequency Magnetic Field IEC 61000-4-8:2009 Yes No
Voltage Dips and Interruption IEC 61000-4-11:2004 Yes No

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2.2. List of Test Equipment
Conducted Emission / TR1

Instrument Manufacturer Model No. Serial No. Cali. Due Date
EMI Test Receiver R&S ESCI 100906 2016.03.08
Two-Line V-Network R&S ENV216 101189 2016.07.16
Two-Line V-Network R&S ENV216 101044 2015.09.16
Impedance Stabilization
Teseq GmbH ISN T800 30306 2016.03.08
Network
Impedance Stabilization
Teseq GmbH ISN T8-Cat6 29680 2016.03.08
Network
Current Probe R&S EZ-17 100678 2016.03.08
50ohm Termination SHX TF2 07081402 2015.09.16
50ohm Termination SHX TF2 07081403 2015.09.16
50ohm Coaxial Switch Anritsu MP59B 6200464462 N/A
Coaxial Cable Suhner RG 223 TR1-C1 2016.02.28
Temperature/Humidity Meter zhicheng ZC1-2 TR1-TH 2016.01.07
Radiated Emission / AC1

EMI Receiver Agilent N9038A MY51210196 2016.07.16
Preamplifier Quietek AP-025C CHM-0602008 2016.04.11
Preamplifier Quietek AP-025C CHM-0503006 2016.04.11
Bilog Antenna Schaffner CBL6112B 2931 2015.10.10
Bilog Antenna Schaffner CBL6112B 2933 2015.10.10
DRG Horn ETS-Lindgren 3117 00165315 2016.07.01
Coaxial Cable Huber+Suhner RG 214_U AC1-L 2015.10.10
Coaxial Cable Huber+Suhner RG 214_U AC1-R 2015.10.10
Temperature/Humidity Meter zhicheng ZC1-2 AC1-TH 2016.01.07

Bilog Antenna Teseq GmbH CBL6112D 27611 2015.10.10
Coaxial Cable Huber+Suhner RG 214 AC2-C 2016.02.28

Bilog Antenna Teseq GmbH CBL6112D 27613 2015.10.10
Coaxial Cable Huber+Suhner RG 214 AC3-C 2016.02.28

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Harmonic current emissions / TR1

Power Analyzer California PACS-1 72419 2015.11.01
AC Power Source California 5001iX-208 56741 2015.11.01
Temperature/Humidity
zhicheng ZC1-2 TR1-TH 2016.01.07
Meter
Voltage fluctuation and flicker / TR1

Power Analyzer California PACS-1 72419 2015.11.01
AC Power Source California 5001iX-208 56741 2015.11.01
Electrostatic discharge / TR3

ESD Simulator EM TEST Dito V0616101367 2016.04.11
Barometer Fengyun DYM3 0506048 2015.10.11
Radio-frequency electromagnetic field / AC4

Signal Generator R&S SML03 102324 2015.10.09
Power Meter Boonton 4231A 144502 2015.09.16
Power Sensor Boonton 51011-EMC 33859 2015.09.16
Power Meter Agilent E4416A GB41293844 2015.09.16
Power Sensor Agilent E9304A MY41497198 2015.09.16
RF Switch MF SW1072 RFSW980005 N/A
Power Amplifier Schaffner CBA9413B 43526 NA
Power Amplifier Schaffner CBA9428 43516 NA
Directional Coupler Schaffner CHA 9652B 121 2016.06.26
Directional Coupler A&R DC7144A 312249 2016.06.26
Electric Field Probe ETS-LINDGREN HI-6105 00114789 2016.02.26
Bilog Antenna Schaffner CBL6141A 4278 N/A
Horn Antenna A&R AT4002A 312312 N/A
Temperature/Humidity Meter Zhicheng ZC1-2 AC4-TH 2016.01.07
Electrical fast transients / TR2

Immunity Test System Teseq GmbH NSG 3060 1384 2016.04.11
Automatic Steptransformer Teseq GmbH INA6502-CIB 167 2016.04.11
CDN Teseq GmbH CDN 3061 1360 2016.04.11
Burst / EFT pulse
verification kit Teseq GmbH CAS3025 32093 2016.02.04
Surges / TR2

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Signal Line Coupling
Network Teseq GmbH CDN 117 31806 2016.03.08
Radio-frequency continuous conducted / TR2

RF-Generator Schaffner NSG2070 1120 2015.10.29
Attenuator Schaffner INA2070-1 2120 2015.10.29
Coupling / Decoupling
Schaffner CDN M016 21249 2015.10.29
Network
Teseq GmbH CDN M016 24484 2015.10.24
Network
Schaffner CDN T400 19083 2015.10.09
Network
Teseq GmbH CDN T400 22461 2015.10.09
Network
Teseq GmbH CDN T800 26167 2016.02.04
Network
Teseq GmbH CDN M525 31021 2016.02.04
Network
EM Clamp Schaffner KEMZ 801 21041 2015.10.09
Power-frequency magnetic field / TR2

Magnetic field Coil Teseq GmbH INA 702 224 2016.03.08
Magnetic Field Generator Teseq GmbH MFO 6502 134 2016.03.08
Voltage dips and interruptions / TR2

Temperature/Humidity
zhicheng ZC1-2 TR2-TH 2016.01.07
Meter

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2.3. Measurement Uncertainty
Conducted Emission / TR1

The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as:
Mains: 9kHz~150kHz: 3.35dB
150kHz~30MHz:2.91dB
Horizontal: 30MHz~300MHz: 4.24 dB
300MHz~1GHz: 3.33 dB
1GHz~18GHz: 4.79dB
Vertical: 30MHz~300MHz: 4.28 dB
1GHz~18GHz: 4.81 dB
1GHz~18GHz: 4.98 dB
1GHz~18GHz: 4.55 dB
Harmonic current emissions / TR1
The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as: 0.2%.
Voltage fluctuation and flicker / TR1
The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as d c and dmax: 0.095%,
Pst and Plt: 4%, d (t): 1.5%.

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Electrostatic discharge / TR3

The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as Rise Time: 6.4 %,
Peak Current: 6 %, Current at 30 ns: 6 %, Current at 60 ns: 6 %.
Radio-frequency electromagnetic field / AC4
The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as 1.48dB.
Fast transients / TR2
The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as Voltage: 4%, Time: 2%.
Surges / TR2
Radio-frequency continuous conducted / TR2
The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as CDN: 1.52dB, EM Clamp: 1.92dB.
Power-frequency magnetic field / TR2
The maximum measurement uncertainty is evaluated as 10%.
Voltage dips and interruptions / TR2

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2.4. Compliance Criteria
Under the test conditions specified in 6.2 of the EN60601-1-2: 2007, the ME EQUIPMENT or ME
SYSTEM shall be able to provide the BASIC SAFETY and ESSENTIAL PERFORMANCE. The
following DEGRADATIONS, if associated with BASIC SAFETY and ESSENTIAL PERFORMANCE,
shall not be allowed:
component failures;
changes in programmable parameters;
reset to factory defaults (MANUFACTURER S presets);
change of operating mode;
false alarms;
cessation or interruption of any intended operation, even if accompanied by an alarm;
initiation of any unintended operation, including unintended or uncontrolled motion, even if
accompanied by an alarm;
error of a displayed numerical value sufficiently large to affect diagnosis or treatment;
noise on a waveform in which the noise would interfere with diagnosis, treatment or
monitoring;
artefact or distortion in an image in which the artefact would interfere with diagnosis,
treatment or monitoring;
failure of automatic diagnosis or treatment ME EQUIPMENT and ME SYSTEMS to diagnose or
treat, even if accompanied by an alarm.
For ME EQUIPMENT and ME SYSTEMS with multiple FUNCTIONS, the criteria apply to each
FUNCTION, parameter and channel.
The ME EQUIPMENT or ME SYSTEM may exhibit DEGRADATION of performance (e.g.deviation
from MANUFACTURERS specifications) that does not affect BASIC SAFETY or ESSENTIAL
PERFORMANCE.
ME EQUIPMENT and ME SYSTEMS that include radio equipment
For ME EQUIPMENT and ME SYSTEMS that include radio equipment and in which the
IMMUNITY of the radio communication FUNCTION has been tested and found to comply with
applicable national radio regulations, the radio equipment is exempt from testing to the
IMMUNITY requirements of this collateral standard, provided the IMMUNITY requirements of the
applicable national radio regulations for the exempted IMMUNITY test are greater than or equal
to those determined in accordance with 6.2.1.1 of the EN60601-1-2: 2007. Otherwise, and for ME
EQUIPMENT and ME SYSTEMS intended only for countries with no national radio regulations,
the IMMUNITY requirements of this collateral standard shall apply.

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3. Conducted Emission
3.1. Test Specification
According to EMC Standard: CISPR 11: 2010 Group 1
3.2. Test Setup
3.3. Limit
Limits for Class A Group 1 Equipment

Frequency Rated input power of Rated input power of
a
range 20 kVA 20 kVA
(MHz) Quasi-peak Average Quasi-peak Average
dB(V) dB(V) dB(V) dB(V)
0.15-0.5 79 66 100 90
0.5-5 73 60 86 76
90 80
Decreasing linearly with logarithm
5-30 73 60 of frequency to
73 60

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At the transition frequency, the more stringent limit shall apply.

NOTE 1: Limits only apply to low voltage a.c. mains input ports.
NOTE 2: For class A equipment intended to be connected solely to isolated neutral or high
impedance earthed (IT) industrial power distribution networks (see IEC 60364-1), the limits
defined for group 2 equipment with a rated input power > 75 kVA in Table 6 can be applied.
a These limits apply to equipment with a rated input power > 20 kVA and intended to be
powered by a dedicated power transformer or generator, and which is not connected to
Low Voltage (LV) overhead power lines. For equipment not intended to be powered by a
user specific power transformer, the limits for 20 kVA apply. The manufacturer and/or
supplier shall provide information on installation measures that can be used to reduce
emissions from the installed equipment. In particular, it shall be indicated that this
equipment is intended to be powered by a dedicated power transformer or generator and
not by LV overhead power lines.
NOTE: The rated input power consumption of 20 kVA corresponds for example to a current of
approximately 29 A per phase in case of 400 V three-phase power supply networks, and to
a current of approximately 58 A per phase in case of 200 V three phase power supply
networks.
Limits for Class B Group 1 Equipment
Frequency QP AV
(MHz) (dBuV) (dBuV)
66 56
0.15-0.5 Decreasing linearly with logarithm Decreasing linearly with logarithm

of frequency to of frequency to
56 46
0.5-5 56 46
5-30 60 50

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Limits for Class A Group 2 Equipment
Frequency Rated input power of Rated input power of

a
range 75 kVA 75 kVA
(MHz) Quasi-peak Average Quasi-peak Average
dB(V) dB(V) dB(V) dB(V)
0.15-0.5 100 90 130 120
0.5-5 86 76 125 115
90 80
Decreasing linearly with logarithm

5-30 of frequency to 115 105
73 60
NOTE 1: Limits only apply to Low Voltage (LV) a.c. mains input ports.
NOTE 2: For class A equipment with a rated power 75 kVA intended to be connected
solely to isolated neutral or high impedance earthed (IT) industrial power
distribution networks (see IEC 60364-1), the limits defined for group 2 equipment
with a rated input power > 75 kVA can be applied.
a The manufacturer and/or supplier shall provide information on installation measures that
can be used to reduce emissions from the installed equipment.
NOTE: The rated input power consumption of 75 kVA corresponds for example to a current of
approximately 108 A per phase in case of 400 V three phase power supply networks and to
a current of approximately 216 A per phase in case of 200 V three phase power supply
networks.
High-frequency (HF) surgical equipment shall meet the limits specified for group 1 equipment, in
stand-by mode of operation. For high-frequency (HF) surgical equipment operating at frequencies
outside designated ISM bands (see Group 1 Class A), these limits also apply atthe operating
frequency and inside the designated frequency bands. The related measurements shall be
performed in a test arrangement in accordance with IEC 60601-2-2.

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Limits for Class B Group 2 Equipment
Frequency QP AV
(MHz) (dBuV) (dBuV)
66 56
0.15-0.5 Decreasing linearly with logarithm Decreasing linearly with logarithm

of frequency to of frequency to
56 46
0.5-5 56 46
5-30 60 50
Limits for Induction Cooking Appliance

All appliances except 100 V rated 100 V rated appliances without an
appliances without an earth earth connection
Frequency connection
(MHz)
Quasi-Peak Average Quasi-Peak Average
(dBuV) (dBuV) (dBuV) (dBuV)
0.009 - 0.050 110 -- 122 --
90 102
Decreasing linearly
Decreasing linearly
with logarithm
with logarithm
0.050 - 0.1485 -- --
of frequency to
of frequency to
80 92
66 56 72 62
Decreasing linearly Decreasing linearly Decreasing linearly Decreasing linearly
0.1485 - 0.50 with logarithm with logarithm with logarithm with logarithm
of frequency to of frequency to of frequency to of frequency to
56 46 62 52
0.50 - 5.0 56 46 56 46
5.0 - 30 60 50 60 50

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For Continuous disturbance

For diagnostic X-ray generators operating in intermittent mode, the quasi-peak limits in table above
can be relaxed by 20 dB.
3.4. Test Procedure
The EUT with the PLC functions inactive are connected to the main power through a line
impedance stabilization network (L.I.S.N.). This provides a 50 ohm /50uH coupling impedance for
the measuring equipment. The peripheral devices are also connected to the main power through a
LISN that provides a 50ohm/50uH coupling impedance with 50ohm termination.
(Please refers to the block diagram of the test setup and photographs.)
Both sides of A.C. line are checked for maximum conducted interference. In order to find the
maximum emission, the relative positions of equipment and all of the interface cables must be
changed on conducted measurement.
Conducted emissions were invested over the frequency range from 0.15MHz to 30MHz using a
receiver bandwidth of 9kHz.
3.5. Deviation from Test Standard
No deviation.

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3.6. Test Result

Engineer: ware
Site: TR1 Time: 2015/08/04
Limit: CISPR11_CE_Mains_Group1_ClassB Margin: 0
Probe: ENV216_101044(0.009-30MHz) Polarity: Line
EUT: Portable phlegm suction unit Power: AC 230V/50Hz
Note: Mode 1: Normal Operation
No Mark Frequency Measure Level Reading Level Over Limit Limit Probe Cable Amp Type
(MHz) (dBuV) (dBuV) (dB) (dBuV) (dB) (dB) (dB)
1 0.162 26.425 16.610 -38.936 65.361 9.793 0.023 0.000 QP
2 0.162 2.514 -7.301 -52.847 55.361 9.793 0.023 0.000 AV
3 * 0.374 21.270 11.408 -37.142 58.412 9.824 0.038 0.000 QP
4 0.374 1.345 -8.517 -47.067 48.412 9.824 0.038 0.000 AV
5 0.518 18.670 8.791 -37.330 56.000 9.833 0.046 0.000 QP
6 0.518 0.346 -9.534 -45.654 46.000 9.833 0.046 0.000 AV
7 1.846 1.944 -7.835 -54.056 56.000 9.696 0.083 0.000 QP
8 1.846 -4.027 -13.806 -50.027 46.000 9.696 0.083 0.000 AV
9 16.846 -0.312 -10.466 -60.312 60.000 9.883 0.270 0.000 QP
10 16.846 -4.877 -15.030 -54.877 50.000 9.883 0.270 0.000 AV
11 29.238 12.640 2.334 -47.360 60.000 9.946 0.359 0.000 QP
12 29.238 10.201 -0.104 -39.799 50.000 9.946 0.359 0.000 AV
Note:
1. " * ", means this data is the worst emission level.
2. Measurement Level = Reading Level + Factor(Probe+Cable-Amp).

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Engineer: ware
Site: TR1 Time: 2015/08/04
Limit: CISPR11_CE_Mains_Group1_ClassB Margin: 0
Probe: ENV216_101044(0.009-30MHz) Polarity: Neutral
No Mark Frequency Measure Level Reading Level Over Limit Limit Probe Cable Amp Type
(MHz) (dBuV) (dBuV) (dB) (dBuV) (dB) (dB) (dB)
1 0.174 26.102 16.175 -38.665 64.767 9.903 0.024 0.000 QP
2 0.174 2.000 -7.927 -52.767 54.767 9.903 0.024 0.000 AV
3 * 0.282 23.408 13.496 -37.349 60.757 9.881 0.032 0.000 QP
4 0.282 0.110 -9.802 -50.647 50.757 9.881 0.032 0.000 AV
5 0.518 18.639 8.620 -37.361 56.000 9.973 0.046 0.000 QP
6 0.518 0.662 -9.357 -45.338 46.000 9.973 0.046 0.000 AV
7 1.494 6.274 -3.703 -49.726 56.000 9.905 0.071 0.000 QP
8 1.494 -0.762 -10.739 -46.762 46.000 9.905 0.071 0.000 AV
9 24.578 8.919 -1.275 -51.081 60.000 9.863 0.332 0.000 QP
10 24.578 6.773 -3.422 -43.227 50.000 9.863 0.332 0.000 AV
11 29.234 8.858 -1.344 -51.142 60.000 9.843 0.359 0.000 QP
12 29.234 5.735 -4.467 -44.265 50.000 9.843 0.359 0.000 AV
Note:

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3.7. Test Photograph

Test Mode: Mode 1: Normal Operation
Description: Front View of Conducted Emission Test Setup

Description: Back View of Conducted Emission Test Setup

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4. Radiated Emission
According to EMC Standard: CISPR 11: 2010 Group 1
4.2. Test Setup
4.3. Limit
Limits for Group 1 Class A Equipment Measured on a test site

b
Frequency 10 m measuring distance 3 m measuring distance
range rated input power of rated input power of
a a
(MHz) 20 kVA > 20 kVA 20 kVA > 20 kVA
Quasi-peak Quasi-peak Quasi-peak Quasi-peak
dB(V/m) dB(V/m) dB(V/m) dB(V/m)
30 230 40 50 100 90
230 1 000 47 50 86 76
On a test site, class A equipment can be measured at a nominal distance of 3 m, 10 m or 30

m. A measuring distance less than 10 m is allowed only for equipment which complies with
the definition given in 3.10. In case of measurements at a separation distance of 30 m, an
inverse proportionality factor of 20 dB per decade shall be used to normalize the measured
data to the specified distance for determining compliance.
a These limits apply to equipment with a rated input power of > 20 kVA and intended to be
used at locations where there is a distance greater than 30 m between the equipment and

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third party sensitive radio communications. The manufacturer shall indicate in the
technical documentation that this equipment is intended to be used at locations where the
separation distance to third party sensitive radio services is > 30 m. If these conditions are
not met, then the limits for 20 kVA apply.
b The limits specified for the 3 m separation distance apply only to small equipment meeting
the size criterion defined in 3.10.
Limits for Group 1 Class B Equipment Measured on a test site
a
10 m measuring distance 3 m measuring distance
Frequency
(MHz)
Quasi-peak Quasi-peak
dB(V/m) dB(V/m)
30 - 230 30 40
230 - 1000 37 47
On a test site, class B equipment can be measured at a nominal distance of 3 m or 10 m. A

measuring distance less than 10 m is allowed only for equipment which complies with the
definition given in 3.10.
a The limits specified for the 3 m separation distance apply only to small equipment meeting
Limits for Group 1 Class A Equipment Measured in situ
Limits with measuring distance 30 m from the outer face of the

exterior wall of the building in which the equipment is situated
Frequency
(MHz) Electric field Electric field
Quasi-peak Quasi-peak a
dB(V/m) dB(V/m)
0.15-0.49 - 13.5
0.49-3.95 - 3.5
3.95-20 - -11.5
20-30 - -21.5

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30-230 30 -
230-1000 37 -
If local conditions do not allow for measurements at 30 m, then a larger distance can be used.
In this case, an inverse proportionality factor of 20 dB per decade shall be used to normalize
the measured data to the specified distance for determining compliance.
a These limits apply in addition to the limits in the frequency range 30 MHz to 1 GHz to
radiated disturbances originating from the operation frequency and its harmonics appearing
in the frequency range 150 kHz to 30 MHz, caused by the installed class A group 1
equipment with a rated input power exceeding 20 kVA. In the event that the ambient noise
level exceeds the above limits, the emissions of the EUT shall not increase this noise floor
by more than 3 dB.
Limits for Group 2 Class A Equipment Measured on a test site
Frequency Limits for a measuring distance D in m
range
On a test site D = 30 m On a test site D = 10 m On a test site D = 3 m
MHz a
from the equipment from the equipment from the equipment
Electric Magnetic Electric Magnetic Electric Magnetic
field field field field field field
Quasi-peak Quasi-peak Quasi-peak Quasi-peak Quasi-peak Quasi-peak
dB(V/m) dB(V/m) dB(V/m) dB(V/m) dB(V/m) dB(V/m)
0.15 0.49 33.5 57.5 57.5
0.49 1.705 23.5 47.5 47.5
1.705 2.194 28.5 52.5 52.5
2.194 3.95 23.5 43.5 43.5
3.95 20 8.5 18.5 18.5
20 30 1.5 8.5 8.5
30 47 58 68 78
47 53.91 40 50 60
53.91 54.56 40 50 60
54.56 68 40 50 60
68 80.872 53 63 73
80.872 81.848 68 78 88
81.848 87 53 63 73

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87 134.786 50 60 70
134.786 136.414 60 70 80
136.414 156 50 60 70
156 174 64 74 84
174 188.7 40 50 60
188.7 190.979 50 60 70
190.979 230 40 50 60
230 400 50 60 70
400 470 53 63 73
470 1 000 50 60 70
On a test site, class A equipment can be measured at a nominal distance of 3 m, 10 m or 30 m. A
measuring distance less than 10 m is allowed only for equipment which complies with the definition
given in 3.10.
a The limits specified for the 3 m separation distance apply only to small equipment meeting the size
criterion defined in 3.10.
Limits for Group 2 Class B Equipment Measured on a test site
Frequency range Limits for a measuring distance D in m

MHz
Electric field Magnetic field
D=3m
D = 10 m D=3mb
Quasi-peak Average a Quasi-peak Average a Quasi-peak

dB(V/m) dB(V/m) dB(V/m)
39
Decreasing linearly with
0,15 30
logarithm of frequency to
3
30 80,872 30 25 40 35 -
80,872 81,848 50 45 60 55 -
81,848 134,786 30 25 40 35 -
134,786 136,414 50 45 60 55 -
136,414 230 30 25 40 35 -

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230 1 000 37 32 47 42
On a test site, class B equipment can be measured at a nominal distance of 3 m or 10 m. A measuring

distance less than 10 m is allowed only for equipment which complies with the definition given in 3.10.
At the transition frequency, the more stringent limit should apply.
a The average limits apply to magnetron driven equipment only. If magnetron driven equipment
exceeds the quasi-peak limit at certain frequencies, then the measurement shall be repeated at
these frequencies with the average detector, and the average limits specified in this table apply.
b The limits specified for the 3 m separation distance apply only to small equipment meeting the size
criterion defined in 3.10.
Limits for Group 2 Class A Equipment Measured in situ
Limits for a measuring distance of D in m

Frequency from the exterior wall of the building
range
Electric field Electric field
MHz
Quasi-peak Quasi-peak a
dB(V/m) dB(V/m)

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0.15 0.49 - 23.5

0.49 1.705 - 13.5
1.705 2.194 - 18.5
2.194 3.95 - 13.5
3.95 20 - -1.5
20 30 - -11.5
30 47 48 -
47 53.91 30 -
53.91 54.56 30 -
54.56 68 30 -
68 80.872 43 -
80.872 81.848 58 -
81.848 87 43 -
87 134.786 40 -
134.786 136.414 50 -
136.414 156 40 -
156 174 54 -
174 188.7 30 -
188.7 190.979 40 -
190.979 230 30 -
230 400 40 -
400 470 43 -
470 1 000 40 --

For group 2 equipment measured in situ, the measuring distance D from the exterior wall of the
building in which the equipment is situated equals (30 + x/a) m or 100 m whichever is smaller,
provided that the measuring distance D is within the boundary of the premises. In the case
where the calculated distance D is beyond the boundary of the premises, the measuring
distance D equals x or 30 m, whichever is longer.
For the calculation of the above values:
x is the nearest distance between the outside wall of the building in which the equipment is
situated and the boundary of the user s premises in each measuring direction;
a = 2,5 for frequencies lower than 1 MHz;
a = 4,5 for frequencies equal to or higher than 1 MHz.
Limits of Magnetic Field Induced Current in a 2 m Loop Antenna for Induction Cooking
Appliances for Domestic Use

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Frequency Horizontal Component Vertical Component

(MHz) Quasi-Peak dB(A) Quasi-Peak dB(A)
0.009 - 0.070 88 106
88 106
Decreasing linearly with Decreasing linearly with

0.070 - 0.1485
logarithm of frequency to logarithm of frequency to
58 76
58 76
Decreasing linearly with Decreasing linearly with
0.1485 - 30 logarithm of frequency to logarithm of frequency to
22 40
The limits of this table apply to induction cooking appliances for domestic use which have a
diagonal dimension of less than 1,6 m.
The measurement is performed using the loop antenna system (LAS) as described in 7.6 of
CISPR 16-2-3.
Limits of the magnetic field strength

for induction cooking appliances intended for commercial use
Limits at 3 m distance
Frequency
Quasi-peak
(MHz)
dB(A/m)
0.009 - 0.070 69
69
0.070 - 0.1485
Decreasing linearly with logarithm of frequency to
39
39
0.1485 - 4.0 Decreasing linearly with logarithm of frequency to

3
4.0 - 30 3

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The limits of this table apply to induction cooking appliances intended for commercial use and
those for domestic use with a diagonal diameter of more than 1,6 m.
The measurements are performed at 3 m distance with a 0,6 m loop antenna as described in
4.2.1 of CISPR 16-1-4.
The antenna shall be vertically installed, with the lower edge of the loop at 1 m height above
the floor.
Limits for Class A EDM and ARC Welding Equipment Measured on a Test Site
Limits for a measuring distance D in m
Frequency
D = 10 m D=3ma
(MHz)
Quasi-peak Quasi-peak
dB(V/m) dB(V/m)
80 90
Decreasing linearly with logarithm of Decreasing linearly with logarithm of

30 - 230
frequency to frequency to
60 70
230 - 1000 60 70
On a test site, class A equipment can be measured at a nominal distance of 3 m, 10 m or 30

m. A measuring distance less than 10 m is allowed only for equipment which complies with the
definition given in 3.10. In case of measurements at a separation distance of 30 m, an inverse
proportionality factor of 20 dB per decade shall be used to norm alize the measured data to the
specified distance for determining compliance.
a The limits specified for the 3 m separation distance apply only to small equipment meeting
Peak Limits for Group 2, Class A and Class B ISM Equipment Producing CW Type
Disturbances and Operating at Frequency above 400 MHz
Frequency Field strength at a measurement distance of 3 m

(GHz) dB(uV/m)
1 - 18 Class A Class B
Within harmonic frequency bans 82* 70

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Outside harmonic frequency bans 70 70
Note 1: Peak measurements with a resolution bandwidth of 1 MHz and a video signal bandwidth
higher than or equal to 1 MHz.
Note 2: In this table, harmonic frequency bands means the frequency bands which are multiples of
the ISM bands allocated above 1 GHz.
Note(*): At the upper and lower edge frequency of harmonic frequency bands, the lower limit of 70
dB(uV/m) applies.
Peak Limits for Group 2, Class B ISM Equipment Producing Fluctuating Disturbances
other than CW and operating at frequencies above 400 MHz

(GHz) dB(uV/m)
1 - 2.3 92
2.3 - 2.4 110
2.5 - 5.725 92
5.875 - 11.7 92
11.7 - 12.7 73
12.7 - 18 92
Note 1: Peak measurements with a resolution bandwidth of 1 MHz and a video signal bandwidth
higher or equal to 1 MHz.
Note 2: Limits in this table were derived considering fluctuating sources such as magnetron-driven
microwave ovens.

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Limits for Group 2, Class B ISM Equipment Operating at Frequencies above 400 MHz

(GHz) dB(uV/m)
1 - 2.4 60
2.5 - 5.725 60
5.875 - 18 60
Note 1: Weighted measurements with a resolution bandwidth of 1 MHz and a video bandwidth of 10
Hz.
Note 2: To check the limits of this table, measurements need only be performed around two center
frequencies: the highest emission in the 1005 MHz - 2395 MHz band and the highest peak
emission in the 2505 MHz to 17995 MHz band (outside the band 5720 MHz - 5880 MHz). At
these two center frequencies, measurements are performed with a span of 10 MHz on the
spectrum analyzer.
Limits for Electromagnetic Radiation Disturbances to Protect Specific Safety Services

in Particular Areas
Measuring distance from
exterior wall outside the
Frequency Limits
building in which the
(MHz) (dBuV/m)
equipment is situated
(m)
0.2835 - 0.5265 30 65
74.6 - 75.4 10 30
108 - 137 10 30
242.95 - 243.05 10 37
328.6 - 335.4 10 37
960 - 1215 10 37
Note: Many aeronautical communications require the limitation of vertically radiated electromagnetic
disturbances. Work is continuing to determine what provisions may be necessary to provide
protection for such systems.

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4.4. Test Procedure
The EUT and its simulators are placed on a turn table which is 0.8 meter above ground. The turn
table can rotate 360 degrees to determine the position of the maximum emission level. The EUT
was positioned such that the distance from antenna to the EUT was 10 meters.
The antenna can move up and down between 1 meter and 4 meters to find out the maximum
emission level.
Both horizontal and vertical polarization of the antenna are set on measurement. In order to find the
maximum emission, all of the interface cables must be manipulated on radiated measurement.
No deviation.

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4.6. Test Result

Engineer: ware
Site: AC1 Time: 2015/08/04
Limit: CISPR11_RE(10m)_Group1_ClassB Margin: 0
Probe: CBL6112B_2931(30-1000MHz) Polarity: Horizontal
No Mark Frequency Measure Reading Over Limit Probe Cable Amp Ant Table Type
(MHz) Level Level Limit (dBuV/m) (dB/m) (dB) (dB) Pos Pos
(dBuV/m) (dBuV) (dB) (cm) (deg)
1 * 33.411 18.145 23.300 -11.855 30.000 16.080 1.016 22.251 400 25 QP
2 109.521 14.098 24.200 -15.902 30.000 10.280 1.942 22.323 200 29 QP
3 142.221 12.844 23.200 -17.156 30.000 9.691 2.255 22.303 200 214 QP
4 311.454 15.008 20.200 -21.992 37.000 13.310 3.565 22.067 100 258 QP
5 579.511 19.312 17.200 -17.688 37.000 18.353 5.157 21.398 300 353 QP
6 862.100 23.290 17.200 -13.710 37.000 20.341 6.613 20.864 200 315 QP
Note:

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Engineer: ware
Site: AC1 Time: 2015/08/04
Limit: CISPR11_RE(10m)_Group1_ClassB Margin: 0
Probe: CBL6112B_2933(30-1000MHz) Polarity: Vertical
No Mark Frequency Measure Reading Over Limit Probe Cable Amp Ant Table Type
(MHz) Level Level Limit (dBuV/m) (dB/m) (dB) (dB) Pos Pos
(dBuV/m) (dBuV) (dB) (cm) (deg)
1 * 33.221 16.177 22.200 -13.823 30.000 16.181 1.141 23.346 200 231 QP
2 70.212 10.949 27.200 -19.051 30.000 5.445 1.710 23.406 200 254 QP
3 104.481 13.411 24.200 -16.589 30.000 10.473 2.125 23.387 100 28 QP
4 400.218 14.435 17.200 -22.565 37.000 15.698 4.648 23.111 100 55 QP
5 546.214 17.922 17.300 -19.078 37.000 17.925 5.601 22.904 300 288 QP
6 881.101 22.525 17.130 -14.475 37.000 20.379 7.586 22.570 200 32 QP
Note:

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Test Mode : Mode 1: Normal Operation
Description : Front View of Radiated Emission Test Setup _ Below 1GHz

Description : Back View of Radiated Emission Test Setup _ Below 1GHz

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5. Harmonic Current Emission
According to EMC Standard: IEC 61000-3-2
5.2. Test Setup
5.3. Limit
(a) Limits of Class A Harmonics Currents
Harmonics Maximum Permissible Harmonics Maximum Permissible

Order harmonic current Order harmonic current
n A n A
Odd harmonics Even harmonics
3 2.30 2 1.08
5 1.14 4 0.43
7 0.77 6 0.30
9 0.40 8 n 40 0.23 * 8/n
11 0.33
13 0.21
15 n 39 0.15 * 15/n

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(b) Limits of Class B Harmonics Currents
For Class B equipment, the harmonic of the input current shall not exceed the maximum
permissible values given in table that is the limit of Class A multiplied by a factor of 1.5.
(c) Limits of Class C Harmonics Currents
Harmonics Order Maximum Permissible harmonic current

Expressed as a percentage of the input
current at the fundamental frequency
n
2 2
3 30
5 10
7 7
9 5
11 n 39
3
(odd harmonics only)
is the circuit power factor
(d) Limits of Class D Harmonics Currents
Harmonics Order Maximum Permissible Maximum Permissible

harmonic current per watt harmonic current
n mA/W A
3 3.4 2.30
5 1.9 1.14
7 1.0 0.77
9 0.5 0.40
11 0.35 0.33
11 n 39
3.85/n See limit of Class A
(odd harmonics only)

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5.4. Test Procedure
The EUT is supplied in series with power analyzer from a power source having the same
normal voltage and frequency as the rated supply voltage and the equipment under test. And
the rated voltage at the supply voltage of EUT of 0.98 times and 1.02 times shall be performed.
No deviation.

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5.6. Test Result

Test Site TR1 Date of Test 2015.07.27
Portable phlegm suction
EUT Test Voltage AC 230V / 50Hz
unit
Temperature 25C Humidity 48%RH
Barometric Pressure 101kPa Test Engineer King
Test Mode Mode 1: Normal Operation
Test Result: N/L Source qualification: Normal
Current & voltage waveforms
0.6 300
Voltage (Volts)
0.4 200
Current (Amps)
0.2 100
0.0 0
-0.2 -100
-0.4 -200
-0.6 -300
Harmonics and Class A limit line European Limits
3.5
Current RMS(Amps)
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
Harmonic #
Test result: N/L

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Test Result: N/L Source qualification: Normal

THC(A): 0.032 I-THD(%): 13.2 POHC(A): 0.000 POHC Limit(A): 0.251
Highest parameter values during test:
V_RMS (Volts): 230.29 Frequency(Hz): 50.00
I_Peak (Amps): 0.404 I_RMS (Amps): 0.250
I_Fund (Amps): 0.247 Crest Factor: 1.631
Power (Watts): 56.5 Power Factor: 0.985
Harm# Harms(avg) 100%Limit %of Limit Harms(max) 150%Limit %of Limit Status
2 0.001 1.080 N/A 0.002 1.620 N/A N/L

3 0.032 2.300 1.4 0.034 3.450 1.0 N/L
4 0.001 0.430 N/A 0.001 0.645 N/A N/L
5 0.001 1.140 N/A 0.002 1.710 N/A N/L
6 0.000 0.300 N/A 0.000 0.450 N/A N/L
7 0.001 0.770 N/A 0.001 1.155 N/A N/L
8 0.000 0.230 N/A 0.000 0.345 N/A N/L
9 0.000 0.400 N/A 0.000 0.600 N/A N/L
10 0.000 0.184 N/A 0.000 0.276 N/A N/L
11 0.000 0.330 N/A 0.000 0.495 N/A N/L
12 0.000 0.153 N/A 0.000 0.230 N/A N/L
13 0.000 0.210 N/A 0.000 0.315 N/A N/L
14 0.000 0.131 N/A 0.000 0.197 N/A N/L
15 0.000 0.150 N/A 0.000 0.225 N/A N/L
16 0.000 0.115 N/A 0.000 0.173 N/A N/L
17 0.000 0.132 N/A 0.000 0.198 N/A N/L
18 0.000 0.102 N/A 0.000 0.153 N/A N/L
19 0.000 0.118 N/A 0.000 0.178 N/A N/L
20 0.000 0.092 N/A 0.000 0.138 N/A N/L
21 0.000 0.107 N/A 0.000 0.161 N/A N/L
22 0.000 0.084 N/A 0.000 0.125 N/A N/L
23 0.000 0.098 N/A 0.000 0.147 N/A N/L
24 0.000 0.077 N/A 0.000 0.115 N/A N/L
25 0.000 0.090 N/A 0.000 0.135 N/A N/L
26 0.000 0.071 N/A 0.000 0.107 N/A N/L
27 0.000 0.083 N/A 0.000 0.125 N/A N/L
28 0.000 0.066 N/A 0.000 0.099 N/A N/L
29 0.000 0.078 N/A 0.000 0.116 N/A N/L
30 0.000 0.061 N/A 0.000 0.092 N/A N/L
31 0.000 0.073 N/A 0.000 0.109 N/A N/L
32 0.000 0.058 N/A 0.000 0.086 N/A N/L
33 0.000 0.068 N/A 0.000 0.102 N/A N/L
34 0.000 0.054 N/A 0.000 0.081 N/A N/L
35 0.000 0.064 N/A 0.000 0.096 N/A N/L
36 0.000 0.051 N/A 0.000 0.077 N/A N/L
37 0.000 0.061 N/A 0.000 0.091 N/A N/L
38 0.000 0.048 N/A 0.000 0.073 N/A N/L
39 0.000 0.058 N/A 0.000 0.087 N/A N/L
40 0.000 0.046 N/A 0.000 0.069 N/A N/L
1. Dynamic limits were applied for this test. The highest harmonics values in the above table may not
occur at the same window as the maximum harmonics/limit ratio.
2. According to EN 61000-3-2 paragraph 7 the note 1 and 2 are valid for all applications having an active
input power >75W. Others the result should be pass.

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Description: Harmonic Current Emission Test Setup

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6. Voltage Fluctuation and Flicker
According to EMC Standard: IEC 61000-3-3
6.2. Test Setup
6.3. Limit
The following limits apply:

the value of P st shall not be greater than 1.0;
the value of P lt shall not be greater than 0.65;
the value of d(t) during a voltage change shall not exceed 3.3 for more than 500 ms;
the relative steady-state voltage change, d c, shall not exceed 3.3 ;
the maximum relative voltage change, d max, shall not exceed;
a) 4 without additional conditions;
b) 6 for equipment which is:
switched manually, or
switched automatically more frequently than twice per day, and also has either a delayed
restart (the delay being not less than a few tens of seconds), or manual restart, after a power
supply interruption.
Note: The cycling frequency will be further limited by the P st and Plt limit.
For example: a d max of 6producing a rectangular voltage change characteristic twice per
hour will give a P lt of about 0.65.

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c) 7 for equipment which is:

attended whilst in use (for example: hair dryers, vacuum cleaners, kitchen equipment such
as mixers, garden equipment such as lawn mowers, portable tools such as electric drills), or
switched on automatically, or is intended to be switched on manually, no more than twice per
day, and also has either a delayed restart (the delay being not less than a few tens of
seconds) or manual restart, after a power supply interruption.
Pst and P 1t requirements shall not be applied to voltage changes caused by manual switching.
6.4. Test Procedure
The EUT is supplied in series with power analyzer from a power source having the same
normal voltage and frequency as the rated supply voltage and the equipment under test. And
the rated voltage at the supply voltage of EUT of 0.98 times and 1.02 times shall be performed.
No deviation.

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6.6. Test Result

unit
Barometric Pressure 101kPa Test Engineer King
Test Result: Pass Status: Test Completed
Psti and limit line European Limits
1.00
0.75
Pst
0.50
0.25
9:54:35
Plt and limit line
0.50
Plt
0.25
9:54:35
Parameter values recorded during the test:

Vrms at the end of test (Volt): 230.20
Highest dt (%): 0.00 Test limit (%): N/A N/A
T-max (mS): 0 Test limit (mS): 500.0 Pass
Highest dc (%): 0.00 Test limit (%): 3.30 Pass
Highest dmax (%): 0.06 Test limit (%): 4.00 Pass
Highest Pst (10 min. period): 0.188 Test limit: 1.000 Pass
Highest Plt (2 hr. period): 0.082 Test limit: 0.650 Pass

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Description : Voltage Fluctuation and Flicker Test Setup

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7. Electrostatic Discharge
According to Standard: IEC 61000-4-2
7.2. Test Setup
7.3. Limit
Item Environmental Units Test Specification Compliance Criteria

Phenomena
Enclosure Port
Electrostatic Discharge kV(Charge Voltage) 8 Air Discharge Reference Chapter
6 Contact Discharge 2.4

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7.4. Test Procedure
Direct application of discharges to the EUT:

Contact discharge was applied only to conductive surfaces of the EUT.
Air discharges were applied only to non-conductive surfaces of the EUT.
During the test, it was performed with single discharges. For the single discharge time
between successive single discharges will be keep longer 1 second. It was at least ten
single discharges with positive and negative at the same selected point.
The selected point, which was performed with electrostatic discharge, was marked on the
red label of the EUT.
Indirect application of discharges to the EUT:

Vertical Coupling Plane (VCP):
The coupling plane, of dimensions 0.5m x 0.5m, is placed parallel to, and positioned at a
distance 0.1m from, the EUT, with the Discharge Electrode touching the coupling plane.
The four faces of the EUT will be performed with electrostatic discharge. It was at least ten
Horizontal Coupling Plane (HCP):
The coupling plane is placed under to the EUT. The generator shall be positioned vertically
at a distance of 0.1m from the EUT, with the Discharge Electrode touching the coupling
plane.
The four faces of the EUT will be performed with electrostatic discharge. It was at least ten
No deviation.

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7.6. Test Result

unit
Barometric Pressure 101kPa Test Engineer Ware
Air Discharge
Test Level
Test Location Result
+2kV -2kV +4kV -4kV +8kV -8kV
1 Note Note Note Note Note Note Comply
Contact Discharge
Test Level
+6kV -6kV
14 Note Note Comply
Horizontal Coupling
Test Level
+6kV -6kV
Front Note Note Comply
Rear Note Note Comply
Left Note Note Comply
Right Note Note Comply

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Vertical Coupling
Test Level
+6kV -6kV
Front Note Note Comply
Rear Note Note Comply
Left Note Note Comply
Right Note Note Comply
NOTE: There was no change compared with initial operation during the test.

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Description: Electrostatic Discharge Test Setup
Electrostatic discharge Test Location

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8. Radiated Susceptibility
8.2. Test Setup
8.3. Limit
Item Environmental Units Test Specification Compliance

Phenomena Criteria
Life-supporting equipment and systems (Enclosure Port)

Radio-Frequency MHz 80-2500
Reference
Electromagnetic Field V/m(Un-modulated, rms) 10
Chapter 2.4
Amplitude Modulated % AM (1kHz) 80
Equipment and systems that are not life-supporting (Enclosure Port)
Reference
Chapter 2.4
Life-supporting equipment and systems that are specified for use only in a shielded location
(Enclosure Port)

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Reference
Chapter 2.4
Equipment and systems that are not Life-supporting equipment and specified for use only in a
shielded location (Enclosure Port)
Reference
Chapter 2.4
8.4. Test Procedure
The EUT and load, which are placed on a table that is 0.8 meter above ground, are placed with
one coincident with the calibration plane such that the distance from antenna to the EUT was 3
meters.
Both horizontal and vertical polarization of the antenna and four sides of the EUT are set on
measurement.
In order to judge the EUT performance, a CCD camera is used to monitor EUT screen.
All the scanning conditions are as follows:

Condition of Test Remarks
1. Field Strength 3 V/m Level 2
2. Radiated Signal AM 80% Modulated with 1kHz
3. Scanning Frequency 80 - 2500MHz
4 Dwell Time 3 Seconds
5. Frequency step size f 1%
No deviation.

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8.6. Test Result

Test Site AC4 Date of Test 2015.07.27
unit
Equipment and systems that are not life-supporting (Enclosure Port)

Frequency Position Polarity Field Strength
Observation Results
(MHz) (Angle) (H or V) (V/m)
80-2500 Front H 3 Note Comply
80-2500 Front V 3 Note Comply
80-2500 Back H 3 Note Comply
80-2500 Back V 3 Note Comply
80-2500 Left H 3 Note Comply
80-2500 Left V 3 Note Comply
80-2500 Right H 3 Note Comply
80-2500 Right V 3 Note Comply

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Description: Radiated Susceptibility Test Setup(Below 1GHz)

Description: Radiated Susceptibility Test Setup(Above 1GHz)

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9. Electrical Fast Transient/Burst
9.2. Test Setup
9.3. Limit

Phenomena
AC Power Ports
Fast Transients Common kV (Peak) +2
Reference Chapter
Mode Tr/Th ns 5/50
2.4
Rep. Frequency kHz 5
Input/output Lines
Fast Transients Common kV (Peak) +1
Reference Chapter
Mode Tr/Th ns 5/50
2.4
Rep. Frequency kHz 5

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9.4. Test Procedure
The EUT is placed on a table that is 0.8 meter height. A ground reference plane is placed on the
table, and uses a 0.1m insulation between the EUT and ground reference plane.
The minimum area of the ground reference plane is 1m*1m, and 0.65mm thick min, and projected
beyond the EUT by at least 0.1m on all sides.
For test on input/output lines:

The EFT interference signal is through a coupling clamp device couples to the signal and control
lines of the EUT with burst noise for 1minute.
For AC power ports:

The EUT is connected to the power mains through a coupling device that directly couples the EFT/B
interference signal.
Each of the Line and Neutral conductors is impressed with burst noise for 1 minute.
The length of the signal and power lines between the coupling device and the EUT is 0.5m.
No deviation.

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9.6. Test Result

unit
Inject Voltage Inject Time Inject

Polarity Observation Results
Line (kV) (Second) Method
L + 2 60 Direct Note Comply
L - 2 60 Direct Note Comply
N + 2 60 Direct Note Comply
N - 2 60 Direct Note Comply
L+N + 2 60 Direct Note Comply
L+N - 2 60 Direct Note Comply

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Description: Electrical Fast Transient/Burst Test Setup for AC Power Port

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10. Surge
10.2. Test Setup
10.3. Limit

Phenomena
AC Power Ports
Surges Tr/Th us 1.2/50 (8/20)
Reference Chapter
Line to Line kV 1
2.4
Line to Ground kV 2

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10.4. Test Procedure
The EUT and its load are placed on a table that is 0.8 meter above a metal ground plane measured
1m*1m min. and 0.65mm thick min. And projected beyond the EUT by at least 0.1m on all sides.
The length of power cord between the coupling device and the EUT shall be 2m or less.
For AC power ports:
The EUT is connected to the power mains through a coupling device that directly couples the Surge
interference signal.
The surge noise shall be applied synchronized to the voltage phase at 0 0, 900, 180 0, 270 0 and the
peak value of the a.c. voltage wave. (Positive and negative)
Each of Line-Earth and Line-Line is impressed with a sequence of five surge voltages with interval
of 1 min.
No deviation.

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10.6. Test Result

unit
Inject Voltage Time Interval

Polarity Angle Observation Result
Line (kV) (Second)
L+N + 0 1 60 Note2 Comply
L+N - 0 1 60 Note2 Comply
NOTE 1: The testing performed is from lowest level up to the highest level as required by standard, but
only highest level is shown on the report.
NOTE 2: There was no change compared with initial operation during the test.

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Description: Surge Test Setup for AC Power Port

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11. Conducted Susceptibility
11.2. Test Setup
CDN Test Setup
EM Clamp Test Setup

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11.3. Limit

Phenomena
Life-supporting equipment and systems
Radio-Frequency MHz 0.15-80, outside
Continuous Conducted V (rms, ISM bands(1) Reference Chapter
Un-modulated) 3 2.4
% AM (1kHz) 80
Radio-Frequency MHz 0.15-80, in ISM
Continuous Conducted V (rms, bands(1) Reference Chapter
Un-modulated) 10 2.4
% AM (1kHz) 80
Equipment and systems that are not life-supporting
Radio-Frequency MHz 0.15-80
Continuous Conducted V (rms, 3 Reference Chapter
Un-modulated) 2.4
% AM (1kHz) 80
Life-supporting equipment and systems that are specified for use only in a shielded location
Radio-Frequency MHz 0.15-80, outside
Continuous Conducted V (rms, ISM bands(1) Reference Chapter
Un-modulated) 3 2.4
% AM (1kHz) 80
Radio-Frequency MHz 0.15-80, in ISM
Continuous Conducted V (rms, bands(1) Reference Chapter
Un-modulated) 10 2.4
% AM (1kHz) 80
Equipment and systems that are not Life-supporting equipment and specified for use only in a
shielded location
Radio-Frequency MHz 0.15-80
Continuous Conducted V (rms, 3 Reference Chapter
Un-modulated) 2.4
% AM (1kHz) 80

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The EUT are placed on a table that is 0.8 meter height, and a Ground reference plane on the table,
EUT are placed upon table and use a 0.1m insulation between the EUT and Ground reference
plane.
For input/output lines:

The disturbance signal is through a coupling and decoupling networks (CDN) or EM-clamp device
couples to the signal and Telecommunication lines of the EUT.
For AC power ports:

The EUT is connected to the power mains through a coupling and decoupling networks for power
supply lines. And directly couples the disturbances signal into EUT.
Used CDN-M2 for two wires or CDN-M3 for three wires.
All the scanning conditions are as follows:

Condition of Test Remarks
1. Field Strength 3V Level 2
2. Radiated Signal AM 80% Modulated with 1kHz
3. Scanning Frequency 0.15 - 80MHz
4 Dwell Time 3 Seconds
5. Frequency step size f 1%
No deviation.

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11.6. Test Result

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Frequency Voltage
Inject Method Inject Ports Observation Result
(MHz) (V)
0.15-80 3 CDN AC IN Note Comply

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Description: Conducted Susceptibility Test Setup for AC Power Port

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12. Power Frequency Magnetic Field
12.2. Test Setup
12.3. Limit

Phenomena
Equipment intended for use in industrial locations (Enclosure Port)

Power-Frequency Hz 50/60 Reference Chapter
Magnetic Field A/m (r.m.s.) 3 2.4

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The EUT and its load are placed on a table which is 0.8 meter above a metal ground plane
measured at least 1m*1m min. The test magnetic field shall be placed at central of the induction
coil.
The test magnetic Field shall be applied 10 minutes by the immersion method to the EUT, and the
induction coil shall be rotated by 90 in order to expose the EUT to the test field with different
orientation (X, Y, Z Orientations).
No deviation.

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12.6. Test Result

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Polarization Frequency Magnetic Strength Observation Test Result

(Hz) (A/m)
X Orientation 50 3 Note Comply
Y Orientation 50 3 Note Comply
Z Orientation 50 3 Note Comply

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Description : Power Frequency Magnetic Field Test Setup

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13. Voltage Dips and Interruption
13.2. Test Setup
13.3. Limit

Phenomena
AC Power Port
Voltage Dips % Reduction >95 Reference Chapter
periods 0.5 2.4
% Reduction 60 Reference Chapter
periods 5 2.4
% Reduction 30 Reference Chapter
periods 25 2.4
Voltage Interruptions % Reduction >95 Reference Chapter
s 250 2.4

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The EUT is placed on a table which is 0.8 meter above a metal ground plane measured 1m*1m
minimum, and 0.65mm thick minimum, and projected beyond the EUT by at least 0.1m on all sides.
The power cord shall be used the shortest power cord as specified by the manufacturer.
For Voltage dips and interruptions test:
The selection of test voltage is based on the rated power range. If the operation range is large than
20% of lower power range, both end of specified voltage shall be tested. Otherwise, the typical
voltage specification is selected as test voltage.
The EUT is connected to the power mains through a coupling device that directly couples to the
voltage dips and interruption generator.
No deviation.

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13.6. Test Result

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Voltage Test Duration

Item Observation Result
% Reduction (periods)
>95 0.5 Note 1 Comply
Voltage Dips 60 5 Note 1 Comply
30 25 Note 1 Comply
Voltage
>95 250 Note 2 Comply
Interruption
NOTE 1: There was no change compared with initial operation during the test.
NOTE 2: The power of EUT has been shutdown during the test, but self-recoverable after the test.

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Description : Voltage Dips and Interruption Test Setup

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14. Attachment
EUT Photograph
(1) EUT Photo
(2) EUT Photo

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(3) EUT Photo
(4) EUT Photo

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(5) EUT Photo
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Test report No.

Product Name : Portable phlegm suction unit

Applicant : JIANGSU YUYUE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT &

Date of Receipt : Jul. 22, 2015

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Test R ep or t Cer t ific at i on

Product Name : Portable phlegm suction unit

Date of Test : Jul. 22, 2015 ~ Jul. 30, 2015

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6.2. Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 43

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11.1. Test Specification .......................................................................................... 66

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1.1. EUT Description

Product Name Portable phlegm suction unit

1.2. Mode of Operation

1.3. Tested System Details

Product Manufacturer Model No. Serial No. Power Cord

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1.4. Configuration of Tested System

Signal Cable Type Signal cable Description

1.5. EUT Exercise Software

1 Setup the EUT and simulators as shown on 1.4.

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2.1. Summary of Test Result

No deviations from the test standards

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2.2. List of Test Equipment

Conducted Emission / TR1

Radiated Emission / AC1

Radiated Emission / AC2

Radiated Emission / AC3

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Harmonic current emissions / TR1

Voltage fluctuation and flicker / TR1

Electrostatic discharge / TR3

Radio-frequency electromagnetic field / AC4

Electrical fast transients / TR2

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CDN Teseq GmbH CDN 3063 1997 2016.04.11

Radio-frequency continuous conducted / TR2

Power-frequency magnetic field / TR2

Voltage dips and interruptions / TR2

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2.3. Measurement Uncertainty

Conducted Emission / TR1

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Electrostatic discharge / TR3

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2.4. Compliance Criteria

ME EQUIPMENT and ME SYSTEMS that include radio equipment

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3.1. Test Specification

According to EMC Standard: CISPR 11: 2010 Group 1

3.2. Test Setup

Limits for Class A Group 1 Equipment

Decreasing linearly with logarithm

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At the transition frequency, the more stringent limit shall apply.

Limits for Class B Group 1 Equipment

0.15-0.5 Decreasing linearly with logarithm Decreasing linearly with logarithm

At the transition frequency, the more stringent limit shall apply.