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IWR1443BOOST: Certification acquired using IWR1443BOOST

M.H
Genius 5960 points
Part Number: IWR1443BOOST

Hi,

I used IWR1443BOOST,
I would like to acquire the radio law of Japan(TELEC).
After checking the materials,
I have acquired "RED" using IWR1443BOOST.
Q1)
When RED certification is acquired, Which tool did you use to acquire?
Best Regards,
hamada
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    TI__Guru*** 149044 points
    Hi,

    We have worked with labs which perform this type of certification.

    What type of information about the tools do you need?

    Thank you
    Cesar
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    Genius 5960 points
    Hi, Cesar-san.

    Thank you for reply.

    I am looking for a tool that can control the evaluation board from PC (GUI).

    In order to acquire Japan Radio Law,
    Such as continuous transmission and burst transmission,
    It is necessary to be able to change the frequency.

    Can I use mmwave - demo - visualizer etc?
    or Is there a tool that can be controlled on other PC (GUI)?

    Best Regards,
    hamada
  • 0 in reply to M.H
    TI__Mastermind 37500 points

    Hello

    The TI EVMs are not certified in Japan.   There is a plan for certification.   Related to radiated emissions, the Continuous Tx mode is used to set the output frequency to a value.  You would also need the Tx backoff (12dbm - backoff) magnitude, number of Tx transmitting simulateously, and synthesizer frequency.

    This should allow for measuring the spurious emission from the Tx antenna and board.

    There is a conducted emission specification, this involves setting the radar to a configuration, and then measuring the power line, in the case of EVM, 5v in.

    Regards,

    Joe Quintal