Product Description

IEC 62209-3 Fast SAR Automatic Measurement System,CSAR3D - SAR System With Novel Vector Array Technology

SAR: the full English name of SAR is specific absorption rate, which is generally called electromagnetic wave absorption ratio or specific absorption rate in Chinese. It is the electromagnetic wave energy absorption ratio of mobile phone or wireless product, which is defined as: under the action of external electromagnetic field, induced electromagnetic field will be generated in human body. Since various organs of the human body are lossy media, the electromagnetic field in the body will produce current, resulting in the absorption and dissipation of electromagnetic energy. Specific absorption rate (SAR) test is a radio frequency (RF) dosimetry method to quantify the size and distribution of electromagnetic energy absorbed by biological objects exposed to RF field. Excessive exposure to RF energy will damage human tissues. In order to prevent this from happening, many countries in the world have introduced standards to limit the amount of RF radiation allowed by all types of transmitters. SAR is often used to characterize this physical process in biological dosimetry. The meaning of SAR is the electromagnetic power absorbed or consumed by human tissue per unit mass, in w / kg.

CCC test standard:

Standard: YD / t1644

Limit requirements: the SAR limit takes 10g average value, and the limit is 2.0w/kg.

CE test standard:

Test specification: EN62209-1:2016

Limit requirements: the SAR limit takes 10g average value, and the limit is 2.0w/kg.

FCC test standard:

The standards are: 47cfr part 2.1093, FCC OET bulletin 65 supply C, ANSI / IEEE C95.1 and c95.3, ANSI / IEEE P1528

Limit requirements: the SAR limit takes 1g as the unit to calculate the peak, and the limit is 1.6w/kg

cSAR3D - SAR System with Novel Vector Array Technology

What is cSAR3D?

cSAR3D is fully compliant with 62209-3. Today, it is considered the most advanced vector array system for conducting fast, high-precision Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) measurements of wireless devices operating between 300 MHz and 10 GHz. SAR testing is now faster and easier than ever, with high accuracy multiple times per second, ensuring a quicker entry of your new wireless products in a highly competitive market.

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