Report Number: ISL-05LE134C Issue Date: 2005/05/23 HC LAB:NVLAP:200234-0;VCCI: R-341,C-354;NEMKO:ELA 113a,113c;BSMI:SL2-IN-E-0037;SL2-R1-E-0037;CNLA:1178 LT LAB:NVLAP:200234-0;VCCI: R-1435,C-1440;NEMKO:ELA 113b,113d;BSMI:SL2-IN-E-0013; CNLA:0997 ISL-T10-R2-9 EN55022 / CISPR 22 / AS/NZS CISPR 22 Class B EMI TEST REPORT of Product Name Personal Computer Model EZ945;EX945;EY945 Applied by: AOpen Inc. N0. 83 , Ko Waug Road, Gau Yuan Tsun, Lung Tan Hsiang, Tao-Yuan Hsien 325, Taiwan, R. O. C. Test Performed by: International Standards Laboratory Hsichih LAB (V) Lung-Tan LAB NEMKO:ELA 113a NVLAP:200234-0 NEMKO:ELA 113b NVLAP:200234-0 No. 65, Ku Dai Keng St. No. 120, Lane 180, San Ho Tsuen, Hsin Ho Rd. Hsichih, Taipei Hsien 22117 Lung-Tan Hsiang, Tao Yuan County 325 Taiwan, R.O.C. Taiwan, R.O.C Tel:(02)2646-2550 Tel:(03)407-1718 Fax:(02)2646-4641 Fax:(03)407-1738
Contents of Report1. General .......................................................................................................1
1.1 Certification of Accuracy of Test Data............................................................................11.2 Applicant Information.....................................................................................................21.3 Operation Environment...................................................................................................2
2. Power Main Port Conducted Emissions ........................................32.1 Configuration and Procedure ..........................................................................................3
2.1.1 EUT Configuration.......................................................................................................................... 32.1.2 Test Procedure................................................................................................................................. 32.1.3 EMI Receiver/Spectrum Analyzer Configuration (for the frequencies tested) ................................... 3
2.2 Test Data: Test Configuration 1......................................................................................42.3 Test Data: Test Configuration 2......................................................................................6
3. Telecommunication Port Conducted Emissions.........................83.1 Configuration and Procedure ..........................................................................................8
3.1.1 EUT Configuration.......................................................................................................................... 83.1.2 Test Procedure................................................................................................................................. 83.1.3 EMI Receiver/Spectrum Analyzer Configuration (for the frequencies tested) ................................... 8
3.2 Test Data: LAN--10M....................................................................................................93.3 Test Data: LAN--100M................................................................................................103.4 Test Data: LAN--GIGA (Current) ................................................................................113.5 Test Data: LAN--GIGA (Voltage)................................................................................12
4. Radiated Disturbance Emissions ....................................................134.1 Configuration and Procedure ........................................................................................13
4.1.1 EUT Configuration........................................................................................................................ 134.1.2 Test Procedure............................................................................................................................... 134.1.3 Spectrum Analyzer Configuration (for the frequencies tested) ....................................................... 13
4.2 Test Data: Test Configuration 1....................................................................................144.3 Test Data: Test Configuration 2....................................................................................16
5. Appendix .................................................................................................185.1 Appendix A: Measurement Procedure for Main Power Port Conducted Emissions........185.2 Appendix B: Measurement Procedure for Telecommunication Port ConductedEmissions...............................................................................................................................195.3 Appendix C: Test Procedure for Radiated Emissions.....................................................205.4 Appendix D: Test Equipment........................................................................................21
5.4.1 Test Equipment List ...................................................................................................................... 215.4.2 Software for Controlling Spectrum/Receiver and Calculating Test Data......................................... 22
5.5 Appendix E: Layout of EUT and Support Equipment ...................................................235.5.1 General Power Main Port Conducted Test Configuration............................................................... 235.5.2 General Telecommunication Port Conducted Emission Test Configuration.................................... 245.5.3 General Radiation Test Configuration ........................................................................................... 25
5.6 Appendix F: Description of Support Equipment ............................................................265.6.1 Description of Support Equipment................................................................................................. 265.6.2 Software for Controlling Support Unit ........................................................................................... 325.6.3 I/O Cable Condition of EUT and Support Units ............................................................................. 33
5.7 ppendix G: Description of Equipment Under Test .........................................................355.8 Appendix H: Uncertainty of Measurement ....................................................................375.9 Appendix I: Photographs of EUT Configuration Test Set Up........................................42
Standards: EN55022:1998/A1:2000AS/NZS CISPR 22: 2002Class B
Equipment Tested: Personal Computer
Model: EZ945;EX945;EY945
Applied by AOpen Inc.
Sample received Date: 2005/05/12
Final test Date: refer to the date of test data
Test Result PASS
Test Engineer:
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Jason Liao
All the tests in this report have been performed and recorded in accordance with the standardsdescribed above and performed by an independent electromagnetic compatibility consultant,International Standards Laboratory.
The test results contained in this report accurately represent the radiated and power lineconducted electromagnetic emissions generated by sample equipment under test at the time of thetest.
The sample equipment tested as described in this report is in compliance with the limits of abovestandards.
Test results given in this report apply only to the specific sample(s) tested under stated test conditions.This report shall not be reproduced other than in full without the explicit written consent of ISL. This report totally
contains 45 pages, including 1 cover page , 1 contents page, and 43 pages for the test description.
Note: This test report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of International Standards Laboratory.
2.1.1 EUT ConfigurationThe EUT was set up on the non-conductive table that is 1.0 by 1.5 meter, 80cm above
ground. The wall was 40cm to the rear of the EUT.Power to the EUT was provided through the LISN. The impedance vs. frequency
characteristic of the LISN is complied with the limit of standards used.Both lines (neutral and hot) were connected to the LISN in series at testing. A
coaxial-type connector which provides one 50 ohms impedance termination was connected to thetest instrument. The excess length of the power cord was folded back and forth at the center of thelead to form a bundle 30cm to 40cm in length.
Any changes made to the configuration or modifications made to EUT during testing,are noted in the following test record.
If EUT has an extra auxiliary AC outlet which can provide power to an externalmonitor, all measurements will be made with the monitor power from EUT-mounted AC outletand then from floor-mounted AC outlet.
2.1.2 Test Procedure
The system was set up as described above, with the EMI diagnostic software running.The main power line conducted EMI tests were run on both hot and neutral conductors of thepower cord and the results were recorded. The effect of varying the position of the interfacecables has been investigated to find the configuration that produces maximum emission.
At the frequencies where the peak values of the emissions were higher than 6dß belowthe applicable limits, the emissions were also measured with the quasi-peak detectors. At thefrequencies where the quasi-peak values of the emissions were higher than 6dß below theapplicable average limits, the emissions were also measured with the average detectors.
The highest emissions were analyzed in details by operating the spectrum analyzer infixed tuned mode to determine the nature of the emissions and to provide information which couldbe useful in reducing their amplitude.
2.1.3 EMI Receiver/Spectrum Analyzer Configuration (for the frequencies tested)Frequency Range: 150KHz--30MHzDetector Function: Quasi-Peak / Average ModeResolution Bandwidth: 9KHz
* Note:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit
* Note:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit
* Note:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit
* Note:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit
3.1.1 EUT ConfigurationThe EUT was set up on the non-conductive table that is 1.0 by 1.5 meter, 80cm above
ground. The wall was 40cm to the rear of the EUT. The excess length of the power cord wasfolded back and forth at the center of the lead to form a bundle 30cm to 40cm in length. Thedistance between EUT and CDN is 80cm. CDN is connected to the reference ground plane.
Any changes made to the configuration, or modifications made to the EUT, duringtesting are noted in the following test record.
3.1.2 Test ProcedureThe system was set up as described above, with the EMI diagnostic software running.
The content of the software consist of both periodic and pseudo-random messages.The effect of varying the position of the interface cables has been investigated to find
the configuration that produces maximum emission.The highest emissions were analyzed in details by operating the spectrum analyzer in
fixed tuned mode to determine the nature of the emissions and to provide information which couldbe useful in reducing their amplitude.
3.1.3 EMI Receiver/Spectrum Analyzer Configuration (for the frequencies tested)Frequency Range: 150KHz--30MHzDetector Function: Quasi-Peak / Average ModeResolution Bandwidth: 9KHz
* Note 1:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit* Note 2:
Provisionally, a relaxation of 10 dB over the frequency range of 6 MHz to 30 MHz is allowed for high-speed services havingsignificant spectral density in this band. However, this relaxation is restricted to the common mode disturbance convertedby the cable from the wanted signal. The provisional relaxation of 10 dB will be reviewed no later than three years after thedate of withdraw based on the results and interference cased seen in this period. Wherever possible it is recommended tocomply with the limits without the provisional relaxation.
* Note 1:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit* Note 2:
Provisionally, a relaxation of 10 dB over the frequency range of 6 MHz to 30 MHz is allowed for high-speed services havingsignificant spectral density in this band. However, this relaxation is restricted to the common mode disturbance convertedby the cable from the wanted signal. The provisional relaxation of 10 dB will be reviewed no later than three years after thedate of withdraw based on the results and interference cased seen in this period. Wherever possible it is recommended tocomply with the limits without the provisional relaxation.
* Note 1:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit* Note 2:
Provisionally, a relaxation of 10 dB over the frequency range of 6 MHz to 30 MHz is allowed for high-speed services havingsignificant spectral density in this band. However, this relaxation is restricted to the common mode disturbance convertedby the cable from the wanted signal. The provisional relaxation of 10 dB will be reviewed no later than three years after thedate of withdraw based on the results and interference cased seen in this period. Wherever possible it is recommended tocomply with the limits without the provisional relaxation.
* Note 1:Margin = Corrected Amplitude - LimitCorrected Amplitude = Receiver Reading + LISN Loss + Cable LossA margin of -8dB means that the emission is 8dB below the limit* Note 2:
Provisionally, a relaxation of 10 dB over the frequency range of 6 MHz to 30 MHz is allowed for high-speed services havingsignificant spectral density in this band. However, this relaxation is restricted to the common mode disturbance convertedby the cable from the wanted signal. The provisional relaxation of 10 dB will be reviewed no later than three years after thedate of withdraw based on the results and interference cased seen in this period. Wherever possible it is recommended tocomply with the limits without the provisional relaxation.
4.1.1 EUT ConfigurationThe equipment under test was set up on a non-conductive table 80cm above ground, on
open field or chamber. The excess length of the power cord was folded back and forth at thecenter of the lead to form a bundle 30cm to 40cm in length.
Any changes made to the configuration, or modifications made to the EUT, duringtesting are noted in the following test record.
If EUT has an extra auxiliary AC outlet which can provide power to an externalmonitor, all measurements will be made with the monitor power from EUT-mounted AC outletand then from floor-mounted AC outlet.
4.1.2 Test ProcedureThe system was set up as described above, with the EMI diagnostic software running.
The maximum emission was measured by varying the height of antenna and then by rotating theturntable. Both polarization of antenna, horizontal and vertical, were measured. The highest emissions between 30 MHz to 1000 MHz were analyzed in details by operating thespectrum analyzer and/or EMI receiver in quasi-peak mode to determine the precise amplitude of theemissions. While doing so, the interconnecting cables and major parts of the system were movedaround, the antenna height was varied between one and four meters, its polarization was variedbetween vertical and horizontal, and the turntable was slowly rotated, to maximize the emission.
4.1.3 Spectrum Analyzer Configuration (for the frequencies tested)
Frequency Range: 30MHz--1000MHzDetector Function: Quasi-Peak ModeResolution Bandwidth: 120KHz
5. Appendix5.1 Appendix A: Measurement Procedure for Main Power Port Conducted Emissions
The measurements are performed in a 3.5m x 3.4m x 2.5m shielded room, which referredas Conduction 01 test site, or a 3m x 3m x 2.3m test site, which referred as Conduction 02 test site.The EUT was placed on non-conduction 1.0m x 1.5m table, which is 0.8 meters above anearth-grounded.
Power to the EUT was provided through the LISN which has the Impedance(50ohm/50uH) vs. Frequency Characteristic in accordance with the standard. Power to the LISNswere filtered to eliminate ambient signal interference and these filters were bonded to the groundplane. Peripheral equipment required to provide a functional system (support equipment) for EUTtesting was powered from the second LISN through a ganged, metal power outlet box which isbonded to the ground plane at the LISN.
If the EUT is supplied with a flexible power cord, the power cord length in excess of thedistance separating the EUT from the LISN shall be folded back and forth at the center of the leadso as to form a bundle not exceeding 40cm in length. If the EUT is provided with a permanentlycoiled power cord, bundling of the cord is not required. If the EUT is supplied without a powercord, the EUT shall be connected to the LISN by a power cord of the type specified by themanufacturer which shall not be longer than 1 meter. The excess power cord shall be bundled asdescribed above. If a non-flexible power cord is provided with the EUT, it shall be cut to thelength necessary to attach the EUT to the LISN and shall not be bundled.
The interconnecting cables were arranged and moved to get the maximum measurement.Both the line of power cord, hot and neutral, were measured.
The highest emissions were analyzed in details by operating the spectrum analyzer in fixedtuned mode to determine the nature of the emissions and to provide information which could beuseful in reducing their amplitude.
5.2 Appendix B: Measurement Procedure for Telecommunication Port ConductedEmissions
The measurements are performed in a 3.5m x 3.4m x 2.5m shielded room, which referredas Conduction 01 test site, or a 3m x 3m x 2.3m test site, which referred as Conduction 02 test site.The EUT was placed on non-conduction 1.0m x 1.5m table, which is 0.8 meters above anearth-grounded.
The EUT, any support equipment, and any interconnecting cables were arranged andmoved to get the maximum measurement.
Power to the EUT was provided through the LISN which has the Impedance (50Ohm/50uH) vs. Frequency Characteristic in accordance with the standard. Power to the LISN wasfiltered to eliminate ambient signal interference and this filter was bonded to ground. Peripheralequipment to provide a functional system (support equipment) for EUT testing was poweredthrough a ganged, metal power outlet box bonded to the ground. AC input power for the auxiliarypower outlets was obtained from the same filtered source that provides input power to the LISN.
If the EUT is supplied with a flexible power cord, if the power cord length in excess of 1 m,the excess cable shall be bundled at approximate center of the power cord with the bundles 30 cmto 40 cm in length. If the EUT is provided with a permanently coiled power cord, bundling of thecord is not required. If the EUT is supplied without a power cord, the EUT shall be connected tothe LISN by a power cord of the type specified by the manufacturer which shall be 1 meter inlength. If a non-flexible power cord is provided with the EUT, it shall be cut to the lengthnecessary to attach the EUT to the LISN and shall not be bundled.
The highest emissions were analyzed in details by operating the spectrum analyzer in fixedtuned mode to determine the nature of the emissions and to provide information could be useful inreducing their amplitude.
5.3 Appendix C: Test Procedure for Radiated EmissionsPreliminary Measurements in the Anechoic Chamber
The radiated emissions are initially measured in the anechoic chamber at a measurement distanceof 3 meters. Desktop EUT are placed on a wooden stand 0.8 meter in height. The measurement antennais 3 meters from the EUT. The test setup in anechoic chamber is the same as open site. The turntablerotated 360°C. The antenna height is varied from 1-2.5m. The primary objective of the radiatedmeasurements in the anechoic chamber is to identify the frequency spectrum in the absence of theelectromagnetic environment existing on the open test site. The frequencies can then be pre-selected onthe open test site to obtain the corresponding amplitude. The initial scan is made with the spectrumanalyzer in automatic sweep mode. The spectrum peaks are then measured manually to determine theexact frequencies.
Measurements on the Open Site or Chamber
The radiated emissions test will then be repeated on the open site or chamber to measurethe amplitudes accurately and without the multiple reflections existing in the shielded room. TheEUT and support equipment are set up on the turntable of one of 10 meter open field sites.Desktop EUT are set up on a wooden stand 0.8 meter above the ground.
For the initial measurements, the receiving antenna is varied from 1-4 meter height and ischanged in the vertical plane from vertical to horizontal polarization at each frequency. Bothreading are recorded with the quasi-peak detector with 120KHz bandwidth. For frequencybetween 30 MHz and 1000MHz, the reading is recorded with peak detector or quasi-peakdetector.
At the highest amplitudes observed, the EUT is rotated in the horizontal plane while changingthe antenna polarization in the vertical plane to maximize the reading. The interconnecting cables werearranged and moved to get the maximum measurement. Once the maximum reading is obtained, theantenna elevation and polarization will be varied between specified limits to maximize the readings.
Support Unit 23.Description: External Hard Disk CaseManufacturer : TeraSysModel Number: F12-UFSerial Number NAPower Supply Type: YHI(Model:YS-1015U12)1394 Port: one 6-PinsUSB: one 4-PinsPower In: onePower Cable: Non-shielded, Detachable, (Can Dismantle)
Support Unit 24.Description: External Hard Disk CaseManufacturer : TeraSysModel Number: F12-UFSerial Number NAPower Supply Type: YHI(Model:YS-1015U12)1394 Port: one 6-PinsUSB: one 4-PinsPower In: onePower Cable: Non-shielded, Detachable, (Can Dismantle)
Test programs exercising various part of EUT were used. The programs wereexecuted as follows:
A. Read and write to the disk drives.B. Capture the image from digital video camera then transfer to display.(CCD).C. R/W memory card form EUT USB Port through Card Reader/WriterD. Send audio signal to the headphone.E. Receive audio signal from the microphone.F. Receive audio signal from walkman.G. Send H pattern to the parallel port device (Printer).H. Send H pattern to the serial port device (Modem).I. Send H pattern to the video port device (TV).J. Send H pattern to the video port device (Monitor).K. Send signal to the DTS/Dolby Digital Surround Sound DecoderL. Send audio signal to the SpeakerM.R/W Hard Disk form EUT USB Port through External Hard Disk CaseN. From DVD/CD-ROM Open Windows Media player.exe, Audio signals and to
send them to the speakerO. Through LAN Port(Gigabit)From EUT Send Singal to NoteBookP. Repeat the above steps.
5.7 Appendix G: Description of Equipment Under Test
EUT
Description: Personal ComputerCondition: Pre-ProductionModel: EZ945;EX945;EY945Serial Number: N/AMotherboard: AOpen (Model: UX945G)CPU: FSB 533 MHz Pentium 4-3.73 GHzPower Supply Type: AOPEN (Model:FSP275-60CU(PF))Hard Disk Driver: Western Digital (Model:WD1200JD-00FYB0)Flopply Disk Driver: Panasonic (Model:JU-257A607P)DVD/CD-ROM Drive: AOpen (Model: COM4824/AAH)Power in Port: oneVGA Port: one(15 pin)Parallel Port: one(25-pin)Serial Port: one(9-pin)Keyboard Connector: one(6-pin)Mouse Connector: one(6-pin)USB Connector: four(4-pin)LAN Port: one(8-pin)1394 Connector: three (one 4-pin , two 6-pin)Microphone Port: twoLine In Port: oneLine out Poer: threeHeadphone Port: twoS-Video Port: one(8-pin)D4 Port: one(14-pin)RCA AUDIO Port: oneOptical fiber out Port: oneMemory: DDRII533 *1 (128MB)Power Cord: Non-shielded, DetachableAll types of LAN and VGA Resolution, listed above have been tested. We present the worstcase test data in the report. The test configuration is listed below:
Test Mode CPU VGA Resolution LAN1 FSB 1066 MHz Pentium
