1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Notation
6 Consideration of the emissions generated by MME
7 Selection of compliance criteria
7.1 General
7.2 Overview of physical quantities that can be used
for exposure assessment
7.2.1 Basic restrictions
7.2.2 Reference levels
7.2.3 Derived compliance criteria
7.3 Exposure to multiple transmitting sources
7.4 Criteria for selection of limits
8 Assessment procedure for MME
9 Determine basic characteristics of the MME
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Configuration of the MME
9.3 Reference environment of the MME
9.4 Arrangement of the MME
9.5 Assessment positions and distances
9.6 Power characteristics of the MME
9.7 Intentional EM sources
10 Low power/Inherently compliant assessment methodologies
10.1 Inherently compliant statement
10.2 The low-power exclusion
10.2.1 Consideration for an alternative low-power
exclusion levels
10.3 Extending EMF compliance to similar equipment
11 Methods for assessment against reference levels
11.1 Identification of EMF quantities that are compliant
in certain frequency ranges
11.1.1 EMC compliance approach
11.1.2 Low-frequency compliance of battery-fed MME
11.1.3 Compliance with contact current reference
levels
11.1.4 Evaluation of product-specific or product-family
specific criteria
11.2 Overview of frequencies in which emissions can be
identified as EMF compliant
11.3 Selection of exposure parameters to be assessed
11.4 Broadband measurement method
11.5 Frequency selective measurement methods
11.6 Test conditions
12 Methods for assessment against basic restrictions
12.1 General
12.2 Induced current assessment methods
12.2.1 General
12.2.2 Modeling
12.2.3 Induced current measurements
12.3 SAR assessment methods
12.3.1 General
12.3.2 SAR modeling
12.3.3 SAR measurement methods
12.3.4 Total radiated power evaluation
12.4 Test conditions
13 Evaluation of compliance to limits
13.1 Determination of uncertainties
13.2 Compliance judgement
Annex A - Assessment distances, positions and surfaces
Annex B - Exposure limits
Annex C - Rationale for EMF compliance with contact current
Annex D - Overview of wired or wireless technologies that
may be implemented in MME
Annex E - Alternative low-power exclusion levels
Annex F - Broadband measurement method
Annex G - Rationale for exemption of battery-operated MME
for EMF assessment
Annex H - Total radiated power measurements in a RVC
Bibliography