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EUT information:
   QTM052_1, 2, 3 : 5G : n260/n261 ( 29/39 GHz)
 There are three QTM’s 5G array antenna modules, and each 5G array antenna module consists of two sub-arrays.



These three 5G arrays antenna modules do not operate simultaneously of each other. The purpose of the three spatially separated 5G arrays is for spatial

diversity. As for beam-steering/beam-forming mechanism, the wide beam-width on the best array, sweeps begin to improve link, and beam-width then

reduces on best beam location.




Test Standard
Item              Standard List                   Remark
  1 FCC Part 30                   NR Band: n260 & n261


2. Test Plan




            Test Item           FCC Part Section(s)                       Measurement Procedure                                   Test Condition




                                                        ANSI C63.26:2015 -Far-field mmWave Procedure
      Occupied Bandwidth              2.1094
                                                        (See following radiated measurement process)

      RF Output power/
                                  2.1046 / 30.202       ANSI C63.26:2015 -Far-field mmWave Procedure
      EIRP
                                                                                                                             Radiated (See Figure-1)
      Spurious Emission           2.1051 / 30.203       ANSI C63.26:2015-Far-field mmWave Procedure



      Frequency Stability             2.1055            ANSI C63.26:2015-Far-field mmWave Procedure



    Radiated Measurement process (Far-field mmWave Procedure)
    1. The radiated measurement will perform at an indoor 3 meter semic-anechoic chamber for final measurement.
    2. Absorbers are arranged on the floor between the turn table and the antenna master for measurement above 1GHz.
    3. Propose to adopt procedure from ANSI C63.26:2015 and KDB 842590 D01
    4. The EUT is placed on turntable and receiver measurement antenna is located 3m (or less than 3m) from the EUT which is in the far field of the EUT per
       formula (2*D^2)/wavelength.


                                                                Table 2 – Measurement Distance
      Measurement Frequency range                       Far Field calculation distance                     Measurement Distance (Far field)
    Below 18GHz                                         0.05m                                              3m
    18GHz to 40GHz                                      0.12m                                              1m
    40GHz to 200GHz                                     0.12m to 0.59m                                     0.6m
    Note: EUT Antenna Dimension is 21mm length, 2.2mm think and 6.7mm high.
5. The EUT is manipulated through all orthogonal planes representative of its typical use to achieve the highest reading on spectrum.   (see Figure-1 Test
   configuration)
6. Radiated power levels are investigated with the receiver antenna horizontally and vertically polarized.
7. The maximized power level is rescored using the spectrum analyzer channel power function with the integration band set to emission’s occupied
   bandwidth. The EIRP is calculated from the raw power level measured with the spectrum.
8. For band edge : The requirements in 30.203 are expressed in terms of conductive power, and then conducted power will be calculated by EIRP-Array Gain.
9. For out-of-band emission ( NOT include band edge ), the EIRP will be measured to demonstrate compliance with the requirement in section 30.203.




                                                                Firgure-1: Test Configuration



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Document Modified: 2019-06-21 18:51:16

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