CISPR 11:1975
CISPR 11:1975

CISPR 11:1975

January 1975
International standard Cancelled

Limits and methods of measurement of radio interference characteristics of industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) radio-frequency equipment (excluding surgical diathermy apparatus)

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Publication date

January 1975

Number of pages

33 p.

Reference

CISPR 11:1975

Print number

1
Replaced standards (8)
CISPR 7:1969/AMD1:1973
International standard Cancelled
Amendment 1 - Recommendations of the CISPR

CISPR 8:1969/AMD1:1973
International standard Cancelled
Amendment 1 - Reports and study questions of the CISPR (approved or confirmed at the plenary session of the CISPR in Stresa in 1967)

CISPR 7A:1973
CISPR 7A:1973
January 1973
International standard Cancelled
First supplement - Recommendations of the CISPR

CISPR 8B:1975
CISPR 8B:1975
January 1975
International standard Cancelled
Second supplement - Reports and Study Questions of the CISPR (approved or confirmed at the plenary session of the CISPR in Stockholm in 1964)

CISPR 8:1969
CISPR 8:1969
January 1969
International standard Cancelled
Reports and study questions of the CISPR (approved or confirmed at the plenary session of the CISPR in Stresa in 1967)

CISPR 7:1969
CISPR 7:1969
January 1969
International standard Cancelled
Recommendations of the CISPR

CISPR 8A:1973
CISPR 8A:1973
January 1973
International standard Cancelled
First supplement - Reports and Study Questions of the CISPR (approved or confirmed at the plenary session of the CISPR in Stockholm in 1964)

CISPR 8B:1975/AMD1:1980
International standard Cancelled
Amendment 1 - Reports and Study Questions of the CISPR (approved or confirmed at the plenary session of the CISPR in Stockholm in 1964)

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Standard replaced by (1)
CISPR 11:1990
CISPR 11:1990
October 1990
International standard Cancelled
Limits and methods of measurement of electromagnetic disturbance characteristics of industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) radio-frequency equipment

Electromagnetic radiation disturbance limits are developed for the purpose of protecting radiocommunication services and signal levels, as well as for taking frequency bands, signal levels, separation distances between the interfering and interfered equipment, desired signal ratio, etc. into account.

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