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Radio Frequency (RF) - Exposure TEST REPORT No.: 6-0143-12-11-2c According to: FCC Regulations Part 2.1091 IC Regulations RSS-102 for u-blox AG RF-Module LISA-U260-01 FCC-ID: XPYLISAU200 IC-ID: 8595A-LISAU200 Laboratory Accreditation and Listings Industry Canada Voluntary Controls for Electromagnetic Emissions Reg. No.: 3462D-1 Reg. No.: 736496 Reg. No.: 3462D-2 Reg. No.: R-2665, R-2666 C-2914, MRA US-EU 0003 Reg. No.: 3462D-3 T-1967, G-301 accredited according to DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025 CETECOM GmbH Laboratory Radio Communications & Electromagnetic Compatibility Im Teelbruch 116 • 45219 Essen • Germany Registered in Essen, Germany, Reg. No.: HRB Essen 8984 Tel.: + 49 (0) 20 54 / 95 19-954 • Fax: + 49 (0) 20 54 / 95 19-964 E-mail: info@cetecom.com • Internet: www.cetecom.com Page 1 of 22 The test results relate only to the individual items which have been tested. This report shall not be reproduced in parts without the written approval of the testing laboratory © Copyright: All rights reserved by CETECOM

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 2 of 22 Table of contents 1. SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS...................................................................................................................... 3 2. ADMINISTRATIVE DATA ............................................................................................................................... 4 2.1. Identification of the testing laboratory ............................................................................................................. 4 2.2. Test location .................................................................................................................................................... 4 2.3. Organizational items ........................................................................................................................................ 4 2.4. Applicant‟s details ........................................................................................................................................... 4 2.5. Manufacturer‟s details ..................................................................................................................................... 4 3. EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST (EUT) ................................................................................................................. 5 3.1. Additional declaration, results and description of EUT ................................................................................... 5 3.2. EUT: Type, S/N etc. and short descriptions used in this test report ................................................................ 7 3.3. Auxiliary Equipment (AE): Type, S/N etc. and short descriptions .................................................................. 7 3.4. EUT set-ups ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 3.5. EUT operating modes ...................................................................................................................................... 8 3.6. Parameter Settings on mobile phone and base station CMU200 ..................................................................... 9 4. DESCRIPTION OF TEST SET-UP’S................................................................................................................ 11 4.1. Test Set-up for conducted measurements ........................................................................................................ 11 5. RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSURE EVALUATION §2.1091, RSS-102 ................................................... 12 5.1. References ....................................................................................................................................................... 12 5.2. General Limits ................................................................................................................................................. 13 5.3. Methods .......................................................................................................................................................... 14 5.4. Results ............................................................................................................................................................. 14 6. MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTIES.............................................................................................................. 18 7. USED EQUIPMENT “CTC” .............................................................................................................................. 19 7.1. Used equipment “CTC” ................................................................................................................................... 19 TABLE OF ANNEX TOTAL PAGES ANNEX C – DECLARATION OF RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE FOR EXEMPTION FROM ROUTINE 1 TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

TM Test Report 6—0143—12—11—2¢, Page 3 of22 CETECOM 1. Summary of test results The presented RF—Module can be build inside host applications and extends their capability by wireless GSM and UMTS technologies. Data transmissions application is possible field application. In order to verify the compliance with applicable rules, a representative configuration consisting of representative auxiliary equipment was chosen. Embedded in this configuration, the GSM/UMTS Module can be tested. PIs. refer to set—up description and photos of report TR—6—0143—12—11—2a and annexes for more details. Following tests and evaluation have been performed to show compliance with applicable FCC Part 2.1091 and FCC Part 1.1310 of the FCC CFR 47 Rules (2011—10—01 Edition) and Canadian RSS—102 issue 4 regulations. Only the frequency bands were considered which are operable in US & CANADA. According to applicant‘s information only single band operation is possible. Multiple—Transmitter operating and co—location were not considered within this test report and shall be investigated additionally. 1.1. TESTS OVERVIEW USA FCC Part 2.1091 and Canada IC Standards RSS—102 TEST CASES PORT REFERENCES & LIMITS EUT EUT Result set—up opera— ECC RSS Limits ting Standard Section mode TX—Mode RF POWER Antenna {pondueted) fsrmingl §2.1046 —— N/A y |1Mats+| 4+5+6 Passed remark 1 (conducted) Radio frequency Antenna Exposure terminal EVALUATION (conducted) (MPE) FCC: §1.1310 Table 1, Limits t §1.1310 RSS—102, for General 1 1+2+3+ distance §2.1091 Issue 4 Population 4+5+6 220 cmto IC: Chapter 4.2 the antenna) RF—Limits rematk 2 Remark: 1.) See separate test report TR—6—0143—12—11—2a according Part 22H and 24E. 2.) For 850 MHz frequency band the max. antenna gain included cable loss shall be <4.38 dBi (2.23 dBd) For 1900 MHz frequency band the max. antenna gain included cable loss shall be <3.58 dBi The test results apply exclusively to the test samples as presented in chapter 3.1. The CETECOM GmbH does not assume responsibility for any conclusions and generalizations taken in conjunction with other specimens or samples of the type of the item presented to tests. cETECOM" «gaze>— GmbH Dipl.—Ing. Ch. Lorenz 'T;;fg”gcsh 116 .—Ing. B. Taslica : : —ssen Responsible for testsection Tel.: + 49 (0) 20 54 / 95 19 — 0 : esponsible for test report Fax: + 49 (0) 20 54 /95 19 — 997 TR6—0143—12—11—2c.doex

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 4 of 22 2. Administrative Data 2.1. Identification of the testing laboratory Company name: CETECOM GmbH Address: Im Teelbruch 116 45219 Essen - Kettwig Germany Laboratory accreditations/Listings: DAR-Registration No. DGA-PL-176/94-03 FCC-Registration No. 99538, MRA US-EU 0003 IC-Registration No. 3462D-1, 3462D-2 VCCI Registration No. R-2665,R-2666,C-2914,T-339 Responsible for testing laboratory: Dipl.-Ing. W. Richter Deputies: Dipl.-Ing. J. Schmitt 2.2. Test location 2.2.1. Test laboratory “CTC” Company name: see chapter 2.1. Identification of the testing laboratory 2.3. Organizational items Order No.: E600143002 Responsible for test report and project leader: Dipl.-Ing. B. Taslica Receipt of EUT: 2012-10-01 Date(s) of test: 2012-10-02 – 2012-10-15 Date of report: 2012-10-23 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version of template: 09.06 _All.Dotm 2.4. Applicant’s details Applicant‟s name: u-blox AG Address: Zürcherstrasse 68 8800 Thalwil Switzerland Contact person: Mr. Giulio Comar 2.5. Manufacturer’s details Manufacturer‟s name: please see Applicant's details Address: please see Applicant's details TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 5 of 22 3. Equipment under test (EUT) 3.1. Additional declaration, results and description of EUT GSM Main function GSM/GPRS/WCDMA RF Module Type RF module GSM Frequency range GSM 850: 824 – 849MHz (Uplink), 869-894MHz (Downlink) (US/Canada -bands) GSM1900: 1850-1910MHz (Uplink), 1930-1990MHz (Downlink) Type of modulation GMSK/8-PSK Number of channels GSM 850: 128 – 251, 125 channels (USA/Canada -bands) GSM1900: 512 – 810, 300 channels Antenna Type  Integrated Frequency range of „EUT C‟  External, no RF- connector antenna:  External, separate RF-connector 800MHz to 2200MHz Antenna Gain  radiated: 3.0 dBi average gain Max. Output Power: (radiated) ……………… GSM 850 29.1 dBm (PK) ………………EDGE 850 27.7 dBm (PK) ……………… GSM 1900 27.3 dBm (PK) ………………EDGE 1900 26.0 dBm (PK) Max. Output Power (conducted): GSM 850 32.21 dBm (PK) / 32.04 dBm (Average burst power) EDGE 850 29.48 dBm (PK) / 26.53 dBm (Average burst power) GSM 1900 29.15 dBm (PK) / 28.93 dBm (Average burst power) EDGE 1900 28.24 dBm (PK) / 25.26 dBm (Average burst power) FCC-ID XPYLISAU200 IC 8595-LISAU200 Installed options  none Power supply  Internal battery Li-Io, range 3.4V to 4.2V  over AC/DC adaptor: 110V/60Hz  DC power 3.8 Volt (nominal) Special EMI components -- Lowest radio frequency signal Master clock 26 MHz EUT sample type  Production  Pre-Production  Engineering FCC label attached  yes  no TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 6 of 22 FDD Main function GSM/GPRS/WCDMA RF Module Type RF module TX-frequency range FDD Band 2: 1852.4–1907.6 MHz (Uplink), 1930-1990MHz (Downlink) FDD Band 5: 826.4-846.6 MHz (Uplink), 869-894MHz (Downlink) Type of modulation GSM-mode: GMSK GPRS-Mode: 8-PSK FDD-Mode Release99: QPSK FDD Mode Release 5+6: DL: 16QAM, UL: QPSK/BPSK Number of channels FDD Band 2: UARFCN range 9262 – 9400 – 9538 FDD Band 5: UARFCN range 4132 – 4183 – 4233 Antenna Type  Integrated Frequency range of ‚EUT C‟  External, no RF- connector antenna:  External, separate RF-connector 800MHz to 2200MHz Antenna Gain  radiated: 3.0 dBi average gain  radiated: Max. 2.6 dBi gain at FDD 5  radiated: Max. -2.1 dBi gain at FDD 2 Max. Output Power (conducted): ……… FDD-II RMC99 22.36 dBm (RMS) … ….. FDD-V RMC99 22.45 dBm (RMS) FCC-ID XPYLISAU200 IC 8959-LISAU200 Installed option  G850, GSM 900, DCS1800 and PCS1900 Bands.  W-CDMA Band I, VI and Band VIII (not usable in USA/Canada) Special EMI components -- Lowest radio frequency signal Master clock 26 MHz Voltage settings 3.8 V DC (nominal), 3.4 V DC (minimum) and 4.2 V DC (maximum) EUT sample type  Production  Pre-Production  Engineering TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 7 of 22 3.2. EUT: Type, S/N etc. and short descriptions used in this test report Short S/N HW SW descrip- EUT Type serial number hardware status software status tion*) EUT A RF-Module LISA-U260-01 IMEI: (US variant) 354235050002 146AC0 22.60 264 EUT B Adapter Board LISA-U200 FAE SN113 IP02_HW_CS_ -- 150000 *) EUT short description is used to simplify the identification of the EUT in this test report. 3.3. Auxiliary Equipment (AE): Type, S/N etc. and short descriptions AE Auxiliary Equipment Type S/N HW SW short serial number hardware status software status descrip- tion *) AE 1 Magnetic Mount Taoglas GA.107 #1 -- -- Antenna *) AE short description is used to simplify the identification of the auxiliary equipment in this test report. Remark: The magnetic mount antenna (AE 1) will be offer optionally with the RF-Module. 3.4.EUT set-ups EUT set-up Combination of EUT and AE Remarks no.*) Set. 1 EUT A + EUT B Used for conducted tests Set. 2 EUT A+ EUT B+ AE 1 Used for radiated tests *) EUT set-up no. is used to simplify the identification of the EUT set-up in this test report. TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 8 of 22 3.5. EUT operating modes EUT Description of operating Additional information operating modes mode no.*) GSM/GPRS 850 A communication link is established between the mobile station and the test op. 1 TCH mode simulator. The transmitter is operated at its maximum rated output TCH=128/192/251 power: 33 dBm (power class 4; power control level 5). USF_Duty CYCLE set to 100%, coding scheme CS-1 for GMSK modulation, slot 3 active, uplink gamma: 3 (33dBm). The input signal to the receiver is modulated with normal test modulation. The wanted RF input signal level to the receiver of the mobile station is set to a level to provide a stable communication link. EGPRS 850 A communication link is established between the mobile station and the test op. 2 TCH mode simulator. The transmitter is operated at its maximum rated output TCH=128/192/251 power: 33 dBm (power class 4; power control level 5). USF_Duty CYCLE set to 100%, coding scheme MCS-5 for 8PSK modulation, slot 3 active, uplink gamma: 6 (27dBm). The input signal to the receiver is modulated with normal test modulation. The wanted RF input signal level to the receiver of the mobile station is set to a level to provide a stable communication link. GSM/GPRS 1900 A communication link is established between the mobile station and the test op. 3 TCH mode simulator. The transmitter is operated at its maximum rated output TCH=512/661/810 power: 30 dBm (power class 1; power control level 0). USF_Duty CYCLE set to 100%, coding scheme CS-1 for GMSK modulation, slot 3 active, uplink gamma: 3 (30dBm). The input signal to the receiver is modulated with normal test modulation. The wanted RF input signal level to the receiver of the mobile station is set to a level to provide a stable communication link EGPRS 1900 A communication link is established between the mobile station and the test op. 4 TCH mode simulator. The transmitter is operated at its maximum rated output PCL=0 (max. power: 30 dBm (power class 1; power control level 0). USF_Duty CYCLE power) set to 100%, coding scheme MCS-5 for 8-PSK modulation, slot 3 active, TCH=512/661/810 uplink gamma: 5 (26dBm). The input signal to the receiver is modulated with normal test modulation. The wanted RF input signal level to the receiver of the mobile station is set to a level to provide a stable communication link FDD Mode 2 A communication link is established between the mobile station (UE) and op. 5 the test simulator. The transmitter is operated on its maximum rated output RMC99-Mode power class: 24dBm. The input signal to the receiver is modulated with normal test modulation. FDD Mode 5 The wanted RF input signal level to the receiver of the mobile station is set op. 6 to a level to provide a stable communication link according Table RMC99-Mode E5.1/Table E5.1A as described in 3GPP TS34.121, Annex E. *) EUT operating mode no. is used to simplify the test report. TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 9 of 22 3.6. Parameter Settings on mobile phone and base station CMU200 Following settings apply to the MS during the measurements in GSM/(E)GPRS-Mode only: Parameter Traffic Mode Idle Mode Traffic Channels mobile station (EUT) GSM 850 TCHMS= 128/ 190 /251 -- GSM 1900 TCHMS = 512 / 661 / 810 maximum power level (PCL) GSM 850: PCL = 5 (2 Watt) -- GSM 1900: PCL = 0 (1 Watt) Modulation GSM/GPRS: GMSK-Modulation -- Scheme EDGE: 8-PSK Modulation Scheme DTX off -- Bitstream PRBS 2E9-1 (pseudo-random- sequence) – CCITT 0.153 Timeslot 3 Hopping off Timeslot (slot mode) GPRS/EDGE-Mode: maximum power on one uplink slot according MS class MS slot class Class 12 Maximum data transmission rate, single GPRS: 20.0 kBit/s Slot time slot EDGE: 59.2 kBit/s Slot Speech transcoding (Traffic Mode) Full rate Version 1 Mode BCCH and TCH BCCH – base station (CMU,CMD) GSM 850: 180 GSM 1900: 651 TCH – base station (CMD, CMU) auto Power level TCH – base station (used - 70 dBm timeslot level) Power level BCCH – base station - 80 dBm (control channel level) External attenuation RF/AF- Accord. calibration prior to Input/Output measurements Mobile Country Code 310 310 BS_AG_BLKS_RES 0 Paging reorganisation Off (0) Signalling channel Not applicable SDCCH Location Update Auto Cell access Disabled (barred) TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 10 of 22 Following settings apply to the UE (EUT) during the measurements in FDD-Mode only: Parameter Traffic Mode Idle Mode UARFCN UE Uplink (EUT) FDD 2 = 9262/ 9400/ 9538 -- (according TS34.108) FDD 5 = 4132/ 4182/ 4233 UARFCN Node B (downlink) FDD 2 = 9663/ 9800/ 9937 (according TS34.108) FDD 5 = 4358/ 4400/ 4457 UE power class Class 3 (+24dBm) HSDPA UE category/ HSUPA category 8(rel. 5)/ 6(rel. 6) Maximum power FDD 2/5 12.2kbps RMC99 -> all TPC bits up (“1”) -- HSDPA-mode = accord. 3 GPP TS34.108 HSUPA mode = accord. 3 GPP TS34.108 Modulation 12.2kbps RMC99-mode: QPSK-Modulation Scheme -- HSDPA/HSUPA = QPSK, BPSK and 16 QAM Modulation Scheme is applicable Compression mode Off -- Bitstream PRBS 2E9-1 (pseudo-random-sequence) – CCITT 0.153 Maximum data transmission rate: GSM: 20.0 kbps/ Slot EDGE: 59.2 kbps/ Slot FDD: QPSK 5,76 Mbps (UL) 16 QAM 14,4 Mbps (DL) Node B Downlink physical channels According Table E.5.1/E.5.1A in 3GPP TS34.121 settings External attenuation RF/AF- Accord. Set-up calibration prior to measurements Input/Output TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 11 of 22 4. DESCRIPTION OF TEST SET-UP’s 4.1. Test Set-up for conducted measurements The EUT„s RF-signal is coupled out by a suitable antenna coupling connector (1). The signal is first 6 dB attenuated (2) before it is connected to the communication base station CMU200 (3, Ref. no. 460). The specific attenuation losses for the signal path is determined prior to the measurement within a set-up calibration. These are taken into account by correcting the measurement readings on the communication base station (3). Schematic: Test set-up for conducted measurements The test set-up include path losses of interconnecting cables between RF-output port to the test system. Typical path losses are 0.1 to 0.2 dB per meter depending of cable quality (used 1m length) and frequency. TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 12 of 22 5. Radio Frequency Exposure Evaluation §2.1091, RSS-102 5.1.References FCC: §1.1310, § 2.1091 IC: RSS-102, Issue 4 The criteria used for the evaluation of human exposure to radio frequency radiation is table 1 according FCC §1.1310 and table chapter 4.2 of RSS-102 standard. As the mobile equipment is authorized under Part 22 (Subpart H), Part 24 and Part 27 of the FCC Rules, it is subject for evaluation of the RF exposure prior to equipment authorization. §2.1091: Further information on evaluating compliance with these limits can be found in the FCC’s OST/OET Bulletin Number 65, ‘‘Evaluating Compliance with FCC-Specified Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radiofrequency Radiation.’’ 1)For purposes of analyzing mobile transmitting devices under the occupational/controlled criteria specified in Sec. 1.1310 of this chapter, time-averaging provisions of the guidelines may be used in conjunction with typical maximum duty factors to determine maximum likely exposure levels. For purposes of these requirements mobile devices are defined by the FCC as transmitters designed to be used in other than fixed locations and to generally be used in such a way that a separation distance of at least 20 centimeters is normally maintained between radiating structures and the body of the user or nearby persons. These devices are normally evaluated for exposure potential with relation to the MPE limits given in Table 1 of Appendix A. Table 1: LIMITS FOR MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE (MPE) TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 13 of 22 The used equation to predict the power density in the far-field of one single radiating antenna can be made by following equation: EIRP P  G Abbreviations: S  4R 2 4R 2 S: Power density (mW/cm2) P: Power Input measured conducted on RF-port (mW) G: Numeric gain of the antenna relative to an isotropic radiator R: distance from the surface or antenna of the EUT (cm) For given power density limit at a single frequency (accord. Table 1 Limits) the maximum antenna gain can be calculated: S  4R 2 GNUMERIC  P 5.2.General Limits §1.1307 (G1) Cellular Radiotelephone Service (subpart H of part 22) Non-building-mounted antennas: height above ground level to lowest point of antenna < 10 m and total power of all channels > 1000 W ERP (1640 W EIRP) §1.1307 (G1) Personal Communications Services (part 24) Broadband PCS (subpart E): non-building-mounted antennas: height above ground level to lowest point of antenna < 10 m and total power of all channels > 2000 W ERP (3280 W EIRP) §1.1310 LIMITS FOR MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE (MPE) Table 1(B) Limits for General Population/Uncontrolled Exposure 300–1500 MHz: f/1500 mW/cm² (f in MHz) 1500–100,000 MHz: 1.0 mW/cm² §2.1091 (G2) Subject to routine evaluation is required when the device operate at frequencies of 1.5 GHz or below and their effective radiated power (ERP) is 1.5 watts or more, or if they operate at frequencies above 1.5 GHz and their ERP is 3 watts or more. §24.232 (G3) (a) Base stations are limited to 1640 watts peak equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) with an antenna height up to 300 meters HAAT. c) Mobile/portable stations are limited to 2 watts EIRP… §22.913 (G3) (a)Maximum ERP. The effective radiated power (ERP) of base transmitters and cellular repeaters must not exceed 500 Watts. (2)… The ERP of mobile transmitters and auxiliary test transmitters must not exceed 7 Watts. Canadian RSS-102 standard for uncontrolled environment requires the RF-exposure value in W/m2 unit, therefore the MPE limit value determined in mW/cm2 unit, should be multiplied by 10 to have the required unit. The MPE limits are the same like on FCC §1.1301 at table 1. TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 14 of 22 5.3.Methods Valid for GSM/GPRS/EDGE mode:  The power was checked on 3 frequencies (lowest/middle/highest) within each operable bands.  Average burst power (slot power) and peak were measured.  Only one uplink slot (1 TX) was measured. 4 TX slots are maximum possible for this device and calculated as worst-case.  A duty-cycle correction factor of 10*log10 (max. number of possible active slots / 8 slots) were applied Valid for FDD/W-CDMA Mode:  The power was checked on 3 frequencies (lowest/middle/highest) within each operable FDD- band. RMS detector was used.  No duty-cycle correction factor is applicable Please find in the following tables the calculations. Also the maximum admissible allowed antenna gain is calculated which is not exceeding the MPE limit for fixed and mobile operations. 5.4. Results 850 MHz frequency band Maximum output power considerations Mode Measured Measured Max. Calculated Duty cycle Measured Equivalent freq. maximum Tune-up maximum Maximum conducted conducted tolerance output power conducted output power output according (Measured+ output power (maximum power manfacturer Tune-up) conducted declaration output power x duty cycle) (MHz) (dBm) (dB) (dBm) (W) (mW) 32.16 32.66 824.2 1.844 922 GSM/GPRS 32.21 837 0.50 32.71 50% 1.864 932 (PK) 848.8 32.17 32.67 1.850 925 824.2 31.97 32.47 1.764 882 GSM/GPRS (Avg. Burst 837 32.04 0.50 32.54 50% 1.793 897 Power) 32.02 32.52 848.8 1.788 894 824.2 29.30 30.30 1.071 535 EDGE 29.48 30.48 837 1.00 50% 1.118 559 (PK) 848.8 29.44 30.44 1.106 553 824.2 26.43 27.43 0.553 277 EDGE (Avg. Burst 837 26.53 1.00 27.53 50% 0.566 283 Power) 26.51 27.51 848.8 0.564 282 826.4 22.45 22.95 0.197 197 WCDMA 22.41 22.91 836.4 0.50 100% 0.195 195 (RMS) 846.6 22.34 22.84 0.192 192 TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 15 of 22 Antenna gains considerations for FCC (US) of 850 MHz band: Selected the maximum power input to the antenna incl. Duty cycle (mW): 897 P (Avg. Burst Power or RMS) R Distance (cm): 20 Power density MPE limit acc. §1.1310 and RSS-102 for uncontrolled exposure (mW/cm²): 0.55 (FCC use mW/cm² & IC use W/m²) S G1 Maximum Antenna gain to comply with MPE limit (dBi): 4.89 (For G1 calculated from the lowest channel the max. power value to reach maximum ant. gain) ERP power limit according to §2.1091 (W ERP): (Avg. Burst Power or RMS) 1.50 Max. Antenna gain to comply with limit incl. Duty cycle (dBi): 4.38 G2 (For G2 calculation the highest max. Avg. Burst Power or RMS value incl. Duty cycle) ERP power limit according to §22.913 (W ERP): 7.00 G3 Max. Antenna gain to comply with limit (dBi): 8.06 (For G3 calculation the highest Average burst power value excluded Duty cycle) G850 MHz band Min (G1, G2, G3) (dBi) 4.38 The max. ant. gain for mobile operation at 850 MHz band to comply with MPE and ERP limits incl. path loss shall not 4.38 exceed (dBi): Consideration for Industry Canada (IC) regulation Exemption from Routine Evaluation Limits – RF Exposure Evaluation is not required, if the device below 1.5 GHz and the maximum e.i.r.p. is equal toor less than 2.5 W. However, if the device in question meets the exemption from routine evaluation limits of sections 2.5.1 or 2.5.2 (RSS-102) only a signed declaration of compliance needs to be submitted. Please refer ‚Annex C‘. TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 16 of 22 1900 MHz frequency band Maximum output power considerations: Mode Measured Measured Max. Calculated Duty cycle Measured Equivalent freq. maximum Tune-up maximum Maximum conducted conducted according output power conducted output power output manfacturer (Measured+ output power (maximum power Tune-up) conducted output power x duty cycle) (MHz) (dBm) (dB) (dBm) (W) (mW) 1850.2 29.15 29.65 0.923 461 GSM/GPRS 29.01 29.51 1880.0 0.50 50% 0.893 447 (PK) 1909.8 28.92 29.42 0.876 438 1850.2 29.43 0.877 439 GSM/GPRS 28.93 (Avg. Burst 1880.0 0.50 29.28 50% 0.847 424 28.78 Power) 29.23 1909.8 28.73 0.838 419 1850.2 29.24 0.839 420 28.24 EDGE 29.11 1880.0 28.11 1.00 50% 0.815 407 (PK) 1909.8 28.97 0.789 394 27.97 1850.2 26.26 0.423 211 EDGE 25.26 (Avg. Burst 1880.0 1.00 26.17 50% 0.414 207 25.17 Power) 1909.8 26.06 0.404 202 25.06 22.36 22.86 1852.4 0.193 193 WCDMA 22.17 22.67 1880.0 0.50 100% 0.185 185 (RMS) 1907.6 22.28 22.78 0.190 190 TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 17 of 22 Antenna gains considerations for FCC (US) of 1900 MHz band: Selected the maximum power input to the antenna incl. Duty cycle (mW): 439 (Avg. Burst Power or RMS) P R Distance (cm): 20 Power density MPE limit acc. §1.1310 and RSS-102 for uncontrolled exposure (mW/cm²): 1.00 (FCC use mW/cm² & IC use W/m²) S G1 Maximum Antenna gain to comply with MPE limit (dBi): 10.59 (For G1 calculation from the lowest channel the max. power value to reach maximum ant. gain) ERP power limit according to §2.1091 (W ERP): (Avg. Burst Power or RMS) 3.00 10.50 G2 Max. Antenna gain to comply with limit incl. Duty cycle (dBi): (For G2 calculation the max. Avg. Burst Power or RMS value incl. Duty cycle) EIRP power limit according to §24.232 (W EIRP): 2.00 G3 Max. Antenna gain to comply with limit (dBi): 3.58 (For G3 calculation the max. Average burst power value excluded Duty cycle) G1900 MHz Min (G1, G2, G3) (dBi) 3.58 band The max. ant. gain for mobile operation at 1900 MHz band to comply with MPE and EIRP limits incl. path loss 3.58 shall not exceed (dBi): Consideration for Industry Canada (IC) regulation Exemption from Routine Evaluation Limits – RF Exposure Evaluation is not required, if the device below 1.5 GHz and the maximum e.i.r.p. is equal toor less than 2.5 W. However, if the device in question meets the exemption from routine evaluation limits of sections 2.5.1 or 2.5.2 (RSS-102) only a signed declaration of compliance needs to be submitted. Please refer ‚Annex C‘. TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 18 of 22 6. Measurement uncertainties The reported uncertainties are calculated based on the standard uncertainty multiplied with the appropriate coverage factor k, such that a confidence level of approximately 95% is achieved. For uncertainty determination, each component used in the concrete measurement set-up was taken in account and it‟s contribution to the overall uncertainty according it‟s statistical distribution calculated. Following table shows expectable uncertainties for each measurement type performed. Calculated uncertainty based Measurement Frequency range Remarks: on a confidence level of 95% RF-Power Output 9 kHz .. 20 GHz 1.0 dB -- conducted RF-Power Output 30 MHz .. 4 GHz 3.17 dB Substitution method radiated Conducted RF-emissions 9 kHz .. 20 GHz 1.0 dB -- on antenna ports 150 kHz .. 30 MHz 5.0 dB Magnetic field Radiated RF-emissions 30 MHz .. 1 GHz 4.2 dB E-Field enclosure 1 GHz .. 18GHz 4.8 dB E-Field 1 GHz .. 20 GHz 3.17 dB Substitution method Occupied bandwidth 9 kHz .. 4 GHz 0.1272 ppm Frequency error (Delta Marker method) 1 dB Power Emission bandwidth 9 kHz .. 4 GHz 0.1272 ppm Frequency error (Delta Marker method) 1 dB Power Frequency stability 9 kHz .. 20 GHz 0.0636 ppm -- Conducted emissions 9 kHz .. 150 kHz 4.0 dB -- on AC-mains port 150 kHz .. 30 MHz 3.6 dB (UCISPR) Table : measurement uncertainties, valid for conducted/radiated measurements TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 19 of 22 7. Used equipment “CTC” 7.1. Used equipment “CTC” The “Ref.-No” in the left column of the following tables allows the clear identification of the laboratory equipment. 7.1.1. Test software and firmware of equipment Ref.-No. Equipment Type Serial-No. Version of Firmware or Software during the test 001 Emi Test Receiver ESS 825132/017 Firm.= 1.21 , OTP=2.0, GRA=2.0 012 Signal Generator (EMS-cond.) SMY 01 839069/027 Firm.= V 2.02 013 Power Meter (EMS cond.) NRVD 839111/003 Firm.= V 1.51 017 Digital Radiocommunication Tester CMD 60 M 844365/014 Firmware = V 3.52 .22.01.99, DECT = D2.87 13.01.99 053 Audio Analyzer UPA3 860612/022 Firm. V 4.3 119 RT Harmonics Analyzer dig. Flickermeter B10 G60547 Firm.= V 3.1DHG 140 Signal Generator SMHU 831314/006 Firm.= 3.21 261 Thermal Power Sensor NRV-Z55 825083/0008 EPROM-Datum 02.12.04, SE EE 1 B 262 Power Meter NRV-S 825770/0010 Firm.= 2.6 263 Signal Generator SMP 04 826190/0007 Firm.=3.21 264 Spectrum Analyzer FSEK 30 826939/005 Bios=2.1, Analyzer= 3.20 UNIT Firmware= 4.04, SW-Main=4.04, SW-BBP=1.04, 295 Racal Digital Radio Test Set 6103 1572 SW-DSP=1.02, Hardboot=1.02, Softboot=2.02 R&S Test Firmware =3.53 /3.54 (current Testsoftw. f. 298 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 832221/091 all band used 323 Digital Radiocommunication Tester CMD 55 825878/0034 Firm.= 3.52 .22.01.99 331 Climatic Test Chamber -40/+80 Grad HC 4055 43146 TSI 1.53 335 System-CTC-EMS-Conducted System EMS Conducted - EMC 32 V 8.40 340 Digital Radiocommunication Tester CMD 55 849709/037 Firm.= 3.52 .22.01.99 355 Power Meter URV 5 891310/027 Firm.= 1.31 365 10V Insertion Unit 50 Ohm URV5-Z2 100880 Eprom Data = 31.03.08 366 Ultra Compact Simulator UCS 500 M4 V0531100594 Firm. UCS 500=001925/3.06a02, rc=ISMIEC 4.10 371 Bluetooth Tester CBT32 100153 CBT V5,30+ SW-Option K55 377 Emi Test Receiver ESCS 30 100160 Firm.= 2.30, OTP= 02.01, GRA= 02.36 378 Broadband RF Field Monitor RadiSense III 03D00013SNO-08 Firm.= V.03D13 383 Signal Generator SME 03 842 828 /034 Firm.= 4.61 389 Digital Multimeter Keithley 2000 0583926 Firm. = A13 (Mainboard) A02 (Display) Firm.= 4.50 #005, IPL=4.01#001,OS=4.02#001, 392 Radio Communication Tester MT8820A 6K00000788 GSM=4.41#013, W-CDMA= 4.54#004, scenario= 4.52#002 R&S Test Firmware Base=5.14, Mess-Software= 436 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 103083 GSM:5.14 WCDMA:5.14 (current Testsoftw. F. all band to be used , System EMI field (SAR) 441 CTC-SAR-EMI Cable Loss - EMC 32 Version 8.40 Cable 442 CTC-SAR-EMS System EMS field (SAR) - EMC 32 Version 8.40 System CTC-FAR-EMI- 443 CTC-FAR-EMI-RSE - Spuri 7.2.5 or EMC 32 Ver. 8.40 RSE 444 CTC-FAR-EMS field System-EMS-Field (FAR) - EMC 32 Version 8.40 R&S Test Firmware Base=5.14, GSM=5.14 460 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 108901 WCDMA=5.14 (current Testsoftw.,f. all band to be used, 489 Emi Test Receiver ESU40 1000-30 Firmware=4.43 SP3, Bios=V5.1-16-3, Spec. =01.00 491 ESD Simulator dito ESD dito dito307022 V 2.30 524 Voltage Drop Simulator VDS 200 0196-16 Software Nr: 000037 Version V4.20a01 526 Burst Generator EFT 200 A 0496-06 Software Nr. 000034 Version V2.32 527 Micro Pulse Generator MPG 200 B 0496-05 Software-Nr. 000030 Version V2.43 528 Load Dump Simulator LD 200B 0496-06 Software-Nr. 000031 Version V2.35a01 R&S Test Firmware Base=5.14, GSM=5.14 546 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 106436 WCDMA=5.14 (current Testsoftw.,f. all band to be used R&S Test Firmware Base=V5.1403 (current Testsoftw., 547 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 835390/014 f. all band used, GSM = 5.14 WCDMA: = 5.14 584 Spectrum Analyzer FSU 8 100248 2.82_SP3 594 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMW500 101757 Firmware Base=2.0.20.9, LTE=2.0.20.8. CDMA= 2.0.10 R&S Test Firmware Base=5.01, GSM=5.02 WCDMA= 597 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 100347 not installed, Mainboard= µP1=V.850 598 Spectrum Analyzer FSEM 30 (Reserve) 831259/013 Firmware Bios 3.40 , Analyzer 3.40 Sp 2 TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 20 of 22 7.1.2. Single instruments and test systems Ref.-No. calibration Interval of Remark Equipment Type Serial-No. Manufacturer Cal due 001 Emi Test Receiver ESS 825132/017 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 005 AC - LISN (50 Ohm/50µH, test site 1) ESH2-Z5 861741/005 Rohde & Schwarz 24/12 M - 31.03.2013 007 DC - LISN (50 Ohm/5µH) ESH3-Z6 892563/002 Rohde & Schwarz 24/12 M - 31.03.2013 009 Power Meter (EMS-radiated) NRV 863056/017 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 016 Line Impedance Simulating Network Op. 24-D B6366 Spitzenberger+Spies 36 M - 31.03.2013 020 Horn Antenna 18 GHz (Subst 1) 3115 9107-3699 EMCO 36/12 M - 31.03.2013 021 Loop Antenna (H-Field) 6502 9206-2770 EMCO 36 M - 31.03.2013 030 Loop Antenna (H-field) HFH-Z2 879604/026 Rohde & Schwarz 36 M - 31.03.2013 033 RF-current probe (100kHz-30MHz) ESH2-Z1 879581/18 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 057 relay-switch-unit (EMS system) RSU 494440/002 Rohde & Schwarz pre-m 1a 060 power amplifier (DC-2kHz) PAS 5000 B6363 Spitzenberger+Spies - 3 30.06.2013 WRCT 1900/2200-5/40- 066 notch filter (WCDMA; FDD1) 5 Wainwright GmbH 12 M 1c 10EEK 086 DC - power supply, 0 -10 A LNG 50-10 - Heinzinger Electronic pre-m 2 087 DC - power supply, 0 -5 A EA-3013 S - Elektro Automatik pre-m 2 090 Helmholtz coil: 2x10 coils in series - - RWTÜV - 4 091 USB-LWL-Converter OLS-1 007/2006 Ing. Büro Scheiba - 4 31.03.2013 099 passive voltage probe ESH2-Z3 299.7810.52 Rohde & Schwarz 36 M - 31.03.2013 100 passive voltage probe Probe TK 9416 without Schwarzbeck 36 M - 110 USB-LWL-Converter OLS-1 - Ing. Büro Scheiba - 4 31.03.2013 119 RT Harmonics Analyzer dig. Flickermeter B10 G60547 BOCONSULT 36 M - 31.03.2013 134 horn antenna 18 GHz (Subst 2) 3115 9005-3414 EMCO 12 M - 31.03.2013 136 adjustable dipole antenna (Dipole 1) 3121C-DB4 9105-0697 EMCO 12 M - 31.03.2013 140 Signal Generator SMHU 831314/006 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 248 attenuator SMA 6dB 2W - Radiall pre-m 2 249 attenuator SMA 10dB 10W - Radiall pre-m 2 252 attenuator N 6dB 12W - Radiall pre-m 2 256 attenuator SMA 3dB 2W - Radiall pre-m 2 257 hybrid 4031C 04491 Narda pre-m 2 260 hybrid coupler 4032C 11342 Narda pre-m 2 31.03.2013 261 Thermal Power Sensor NRV-Z55 825083/0008 Rohde & Schwarz 24/12 M - 31.03.2013 262 Power Meter NRV-S 825770/0010 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 263 Signal Generator SMP 04 826190/0007 Rohde & Schwarz 36 M - 31.03.2014 264 Spectrum Analyzer FSEK 30 826939/005 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 265 peak power sensor NRV-Z33, Model 04 840414/009 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 266 peak power sensor NRV-Z31, Model 04 843383/016 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 267 notch filter GSM 850 WRCA 800/960-6EEK 9 Wainwright GmbH pre-m 2 268 AC/DC power supply EA 3050-A 9823636 Elektro Automatik pre-m 2 270 termination 1418 N BB6935 Weinschel pre-m 2 271 termination 1418 N BE6384 Weinschel pre-m 2 272 attenuator (20 dB) 50 W Model 47 BF6239 Weinschel pre-m 2 273 attenuator (10 dB) 100 W Model 48 BF9229 Weinschel pre-m 2 274 attenuator (10 dB) 50 W Model 47 (10 dB) 50 W BG0321 Weinschel pre-m 2 275 DC-Block Model 7003 (N) C5129 Weinschel pre-m 2 276 DC-Block Model 7006 (SMA) C7061 Weinschel pre-m 2 279 power divider 1515 (SMA) LH855 Weinschel pre-m 2 30.06.2013 287 pre-amplifier 25MHz - 4GHz AMF-2D-100M4G-35-10P 379418 Miteq 12 M 1c 30.06.2013 291 high pass filter GSM 850/900 WHJ 2200-4EE 14 Wainwright GmbH 12 M 1c 298 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 832221/091 Rohde & Schwarz pre-m 3 31.03.2013 300 AC LISN (50 Ohm/50µH, 1-phase) ESH3-Z5 892 239/020 Rohde & Schwarz 24/12 M - 301 attenuator (20 dB) 50W, 18GHz 47-20-33 AW0272 Lucas Weinschel pre-m 2 31.03.2014 302 horn antenna 40 GHz (Meas 1) BBHA9170 155 Schwarzbeck 36 M - 31.03.2014 303 horn antenna 40 GHz (Subst 1) BBHA9170 156 Schwarzbeck 36 M - 30.11.2013 331 Climatic Test Chamber -40/+80 Grad HC 4055 43146 Heraeus Vötsch 24 M - 31.03.2013 341 Digital Multimeter Fluke 112 81650455 Fluke 24 M - 31.03.2013 342 Digital Multimeter Voltcraft M-4660A IB 255466 Voltcraft 24 M - 347 laboratory site radio lab. - - - 5 348 laboratory site EMI conducted - - - 5 354 DC - Power Supply 40A NGPE 40/40 448 Rohde & Schwarz pre-m 2 31.03.2013 355 Power Meter URV 5 891310/027 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 356 power sensor NRV-Z1 882322/014 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 357 power sensor NRV-Z1 861761/002 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 373 V-Network 5µH/50 Ohm ESH3-Z6 100535 Rohde & Schwarz 24/12 M - 31.03.2013 376 Horn Antenna 6 GHz BBHA9120 E BBHA 9120 E 179 Schwarzbeck 12 M - 31.03.2013 377 Emi Test Receiver ESCS 30 100160 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 389 Digital Multimeter Keithley 2000 0583926 Keithley 24 M - 31.03.2013 392 Radio Communication Tester MT8820A 6K00000788 Anritsu 12 M - 431 Model 7405 Near-Field Probe Set 9305-2457 EMCO - 4 31.03.2013 436 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 103083 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.10.2013 System EMI field (SAR) 441 CTC-SAR-EMI Cable Loss - CETECOM 12 M 5 31.03.2013 Cable TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 21 of 22 Ref.-No. calibration Interval of Remark Equipment Type Serial-No. Manufacturer Cal due System CTC-FAR-EMI- ETS- 443 CTC-FAR-EMI-RSE - 12 M 5 30.06.2013 RSE Lindgren/CETECOM WRCT 1850.0/2170.0- Wainwright Instruments 448 notch filter WCDMA_FDD II 5 12 M 1c 30.06.2013 5/40-10SSK GmbH WRCT 824.0/894.0-5/40- 449 notch filter WCDMA FDD V 1 Wainwright 12 M 1c 30.06.2013 8SSK 454 Oscilloscope HM 205-3 9210 P 29661 Hameg - 4 456 DC-Power supply 0-5 A EA 3013 S 207810 Elektro Automatik pre-m 2 459 DC -Power supply 0-5 A , 0-32 V EA-PS 2032-50 910722 Elektro Automatik pre-m 2 460 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 108901 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 463 Universal source HP3245A 2831A03472 Agilent - 4 466 Digital Multimeter Fluke 112 89210157 Fluke USA 24 M - 31.03.2013 467 Digital Multimeter Fluke 112 89680306 Fluke USA 24 M - 31.03.2013 468 Digital Multimeter Fluke 112 90090455 Fluke USA 24 M - 31.03.2013 477 ReRadiating GPS-System AS-47 - Automotive Cons. Fink - 3 480 power meter (Fula) NRVS 838392/031 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 482 filter matrix Filter matrix SAR 1 - CETECOM (Brl) - 1d AMF-5D-02501800-25- 484 pre-amplifier 2,5 - 18 GHz 1244554 Miteq 12 M - 30.07.2013 10P System EMI field (SAR) ETS 487 System CTC NSA-Verification SAR-EMI - 24 M - 30.09.2013 NSA Lindgren/CETECOM 489 Emi Test Receiver ESU40 1000-30 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 WRCG 1709/1786- 502 band reject filter SN 9 Wainwright pre-m 2 1699/1796- WRCG 824/849-814/859- 503 band reject filter SN 5 Wainwright pre-m 2 60/10SS WRCA 800/960-02/40- 512 notch filter GSM 850 SN 24 Wainwrght 12 M 1c 30.06.2013 6EEK HF Relais Box Keithley 517 relais switch matrix SE 04 Keithley pre-m 2 System 523 Digital Multimeter L4411A MY46000154 Agilent 24 M - 31.03.2013 529 6 dB Broadband resistive power divider Model 1515 LH 855 Weinschel pre-m 2 530 10 dB Broadband resistive power divider R 416110000 LOT 9828 - pre-m 2 546 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 106436 R&S 12 M - 31.03.2013 547 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 835390/014 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 548 Digital-Barometer GBP 2300 without Greisinger GmbH 36/12 M - 31.03.2013 549 Log.Per-Antenna HL025 1000060 Rohde & Schwarz 36/12 M - 31.03.2013 552 high pass filter 2,8-18GHz WHKX 2.8/18G-10SS 4 Wainwright 12 M 1c 30.07.2013 System CTC FAR S- 558 System CTC FAR S-VSWR - CTC 24 M - 31.07.2013 VSWR 574 Biconilog Hybrid Antenna BTA-L 980026L Frankonia 36/12 M - 30.03.2013 584 Spectrum Analyzer FSU 8 100248 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 594 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMW500 101757 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 597 Univ. Radio Communication Tester CMU 200 100347 Rohde & Schwarz 12 M - 31.03.2013 598 Spectrum Analyzer FSEM 30 (Reserve) 831259/013 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 13.01.2013 600 power meter NRVD (Reserve) 834501/018 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 31.03.2013 601 medium-sensitivity diode sensor NRV-Z5 (Reserve) 8435323/003 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 12.01.2013 602 peak power sensor NRV-Z32 (Reserve) 835080 Rohde & Schwarz 24 M - 12.01.2013 608 UltraLog-Antenna HL 562 830547/009 Rohde & Schwarz 36/12 M - 31.03.2014 611 DC power supply E3632A KR 75305854 Agilent pre-m 2 612 DC power supply E3632A MY 40001321 Agilent pre-m 2 613 Attenuator R416120000 20dB 10W Lot. 9828 Radiall pre-m 2 TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx

Test Report 6-0143-12-11-2c, Page 22 of 22 7.1.3. Legend Note / remarks Calibrated during system calibration: 1a System CTC-SAR-EMS (Ref.-No. 442) 1b System-CTC-EMS-Conducted (Ref.-No. 335) 1c System CTC-FAR-EMI-RSE (Ref.-No . 443) 1d System CTC-SAR-EMI (Ref.-No . 441) 1e System CTC-OATS (EMI radiated) (Ref.-No. 337) 1f System CTC-CTIA-OTA (Ref.-No . 420) 1g System CTC-FAR-EMS (Ref.-No . 444) 2 Calibration or equipment check immediately before measurement 3 Regulatory maintained equipment for functional check or support purpose 4 calibration of this equipment Ancillary equipment without has no effect calibration onmechanical e.g. measuring result equipment or monitoring equipment 5 Test System Interval of calibration 12 M 12 month 24 M 24 month 36 M 36 month 24/12 M Calibration every 24 months, between this every 12 months internal validation 36/12 M Calibration every 36 months, between this every 12 months internal validation Pre-m Check before starting the measurement - Without calibration TR6-0143-12-11-2c.docx


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