Tecnnical Inform

TECHNICAL
INFORMATION
TEST REPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF
MARINE RADAR
Trade Name : FURUNO

Transceiver Type : RTR-081
Report no.: FLI 12-04-029

Date of issue: April 23, 2004
Furuno Labotech International Co., Ltd.

9-52 Ashihara-cho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo 662-8580, Japan
Tel: +81-798-63-1094 Fax: +81-798-63-1098
This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of Furuno Labotech International Co., Ltd.
Furuno Labotech International
* * * * * * CONTENTS * * * * * *
1 General Information .................................................................................................................................... 3

2 Identification of Equipment (FCC Rule, 2.925)........................................................................................ 9
3 Test data ..................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.1 RF Power Output (FCC Rule, 2.1046)........................................................................................................ 10
3.2 Modulation Characteristics (FCC Rule, 2.1047) ....................................................................................... 13
3.3 Occupied Bandwidth (FCC Rule, 2.1049) .................................................................................................. 24
3.4 Spurious Emissions at Antenna Terminal (FCC Rule, 2.1051) ................................................................. 26
3.5 Field Strength of Spurious Radiation (FCC Rule, 2.1053)...................................................................... 30
3.6 Frequency Stability (FCC Rule, 2.1055)..................................................................................................... 32
3.7 Suppression of Interference Aboard Ships (FCC Rule, 80.217) ............................................................... 35
4 Photographs to Reveal Equipment Construction and Layout (FCC Rule, 2.1033)................... 39
5 Description of Circuitry and Devices (FCC Rules, 2.1033) ............................................................... 40
5.1 Function of Each Semiconductor or Active Device .................................................................................... 40
5.2 Description of the circuitry and devices provided for determining and stabilizing frequency, for
suppression of spurious radiation, for limiting modulation, and for limiting power ................................... 43
6 Operator’s Manual Incl. Circuit Diagrams (FCC Rule, 2.1033)............................................................ 47
Attachment A [ Test data for 3.4 Spurious Emissions at Antenna Terminal ]

Attachment B [ Test data for 3.5 Field Strength of Spurious Radiation ]
Attachment C [ Test data for 3.7 Suppression of Interference Aboard Ships ]
Attachment D [ List of Test/ Measuring Equipment ]
Attachment E [ Photographs of the EUT ]
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1 General Information
1.1 General
(a) Manufacturer: Furuno Electric Co., Ltd.

Ashihara-cho 9-52, Nishinomiya-city, 662-8580 Japan
(b) Model: FAR-2827W
Type Serial Number
Antenna (Scanner) unit RSB-103 R143-0001
Radiator: XN-24AF
Transceiver: RTR-081 R147-0001
Processor unit RPU-013 4318-0003
Control unit RCU-014 0003
Monitor unit MU-231CR 0004
(c) Primary Function: Search, Navigation and anticollison
(d) Discrimination
Range Discrimination: 26 meters on a range scale of 1.5 nm
Bearing Discrimination: on a range scale of 1.5 nm,
Radiator type: XN-20AF XN-24AF
Discrimination (°): 1.46 1.18
(e) Minimum Range: 22 meters on a range scale of 0.25 nm
(f) Frequency Range: Fixed frequency, X-band
Type of Emission: P0N
(g) Power Supply: 100 - 115/220 - 230 VAC (for Processor unit),
100 - 230 VAC (for Monitor unit)
1.2 Transceiver Unit

Type: RTR-081
(1) Transmitter
(a) Assignable Frequency for Shipborne Radar:
Between 9300 and 9500 MHz (FCC Rule: 80.375 (d)-(1))
(b) Type of RF Generator
Magnetron Type: MG5436
Peak Output Power: 25 kW nominal
(c) Magnetron Ratings
Center frequency of Magnetron: 9410 MHz
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Tolerances
MG5436
Manufacturing: ±30 MHz
Pulling: 23 MHz
Tolerance for 20°C temperature variation: -5 MHz
(d) Guard Band:

Guard Band is specified to be equal to 1.5/T MHz, where "T" is the pulselength in
microseconds. See para (e). (FCC Rule: 80.209(b))
(e) Pulse Characteristics:

Range Scale (Short 1) (Short 2) (Middle 1) (Middle 2) (Middle 3) (Long 1) (Long 2)
(nm) 0.125
0.25
0.5 0.5
0.75 0.75 0.75
1.5 1.5 1.5
3 3 3 3
6 6 6 6
12 12 12
24 24 24
48
96
Pulselength (µs) 0.07 0.15 0.30 0.50 0.70 1.20 1.20
P.R.R.(Hz) 3000 3000 1500 1000 1000 600 500
Duty cycle 2.10X10-4 4.50X10-4 4.50X10-4 5.00X10-4 7.00X10-4 7.20X10- 6.00X10-4
4
Guard Band 21.43 10.00 5.00 3.00 2.14 1.25 1.25

(MHz)
Note 1: Tests were carried out for the underlined Range Scales.
(2) Modulator
(a) FET Type: 2SK1466
Trigger Voltage: Approx. +16 VDC positive
(3) Receiver
(a) Passband (MHz)
RF Stage: 100 MHz
IF Stage:
Pulselength Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2
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(MHz) 40 40 10 10 10 3 3
(b) Gain (overall) (dB): Sufficient to cause limiting, approximately 130

(c) Overall Noise Figure (dB): 6 (typical)
(d) Video Output Voltage (V): 5 V positive
(e) Features Provided:
Sensitivity Time Controls (Anti-clutter Sea),
Fast Time Constant (Anti-clutter Rain)
(f) If receiver is tunable, describe method of adjusting frequency:
Adjustment of tuning voltage of receiver local oscillator
(Automatic and manual)
1.3 Antenna (Scanner) Unit

(a) Antenna Rotation ON-OFF Switch:
Provided.
(b) Reflector: Slotted array antenna
Length (cm): 206 257
Length (ft): 6.8 8.4
(c) Type of Beam: Vertical fan

(d) Beam Width (between half-Radiator power points)
Horizontal (°): 1.23 0.95
Vertical (°): 20 20
(e) Polarization: Horizontal

(f) Antenna Gain:
Ant. gain (dB): 30.0 31.5
(g) Attenuation of Major Side Lobes with respect to main beam:

Within ±10° -28 dB -28 dB
Outside ±10° -32 dB -32 dB
(h) Scanning (rotating or oscillating):

Rotating over 360° continuously clockwise
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(i) Antenna Rotation Rate: 24 rpm for RSB-103

(j) Number of Degrees Scanned: 360°
(k) Sector Scan: Not provided.
(l) Type of Transmission System: Wage guide.
(m) Rated Loss of Transmission System per hundred feet: 9.2 dB
1.4 Monitor Unit

(a) Type:
Monitor type MU-231CR
Size (in. diagonal) and 23.1,
Color: Color LCD
Pixels: 1024 x 1280
Effective diameter (mm): > 340
(b) Size of Indicator: See above.
(c) Sweep Linearity: 2% on all ranges

(d) Range Scales:
Range (nm) Number of Range Range Ring Interval (nm)
Rings
0.125 5 0.025
0.25 5 0.05
0.5 5 0.1
0.75 3 0.25
1.5 6 0.25
3 6 0.5
6 6 1
12 6 2
24 6 4
48 6 8
96 6 16
(e) Range Ring Accuracy: Better than 1% of maximum scale in use

or 10 m, whichever is the greater
(f) Overall Bearing Accuracy from Scanner to Display:
Better than 1°
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(g) Target Plot Facility: Simulated afterglow in low shade

(h) Heading Indicator: Provided, automatic alignment. Heading Line and Heading
Marker
(i) True Bearing Indicator: Provided
1.5 Functional Controls

Range selector Power Switch FTC switch
A/C rain A/C sea Gain control
Panel dimmer 2)
Heading line off Echo stretch 2) MENU
Guard zone set/Audio alarm off Range ring on/off
2)
Interference rejector ST-BY/TX Arrow keys (VRM/EBL/GUARD)
Trackball
VRM on/off SHIFT (Offcenter) Range set 2)
Zoom EBL on/off Echo Trail
2) 1),2)
Brilliance Navigation on/off Anchor watch 2)
Display brilliance PLOT color 2) TRU/REL 2), 3)
Mode 2), 3) Chart display 2) Waypoint 2)

HU/HUTB/CU/NU/TM
Note: 1) Valid when interfaced with navaid
2)
Selected on menu
3)
Valid when interfaced with gyrocompass
1.6 Operational Features

(a) Is positive means provided to indicate whether or not the overall operation of the
equipment is such that it may be relied upon to provide effective operation in accordance
with its primary function:
Yes (Magnetron/Xtal checker)
(b) Is the equipment for continuous operation: Yes
(c) Is provision made for operation with shore based radar beacons (RACONS):
Yes (RACONS and SART)
1.7 Line Power Supply Requirements

(a) Input Voltage and Power Drain:
Unit Type Input voltage Power drain
Processor unit RPU-013 100 – 115/220 – 230 VAC 320 VA/352 VA
Monitor unit MU231CR 100 - 230 VAC 90 VA
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1.8 Construction Features

(a) Does equipment embody replacement units with chassis type assembly: Yes
(b) Are fuse alarms provided: Fuses are provided.
(c) State units that are weatherproof: Antenna Unit (IEC 60529 - IPX6)
(d) If all units are not housed in a single container, indicate number and give description of
individual units:
1 X Antenna Unit Type: RSB-103 (24 rpm)
Transceiver Type: RTR-081
1 X Processor Unit Type: RPU-013
1 X Control Unit Type: RCU-014
1 X Monitor Unit Type: MU-231CR (23.1 inch LCD)
(e) Approximate Weight of Complete Installation:
Antenna Unit: 42 kg
Processor Unit: 10 kg
Control Unit: 3.7 kg
Monitor Unit: 22.0 kg (for MU-231CR)
(f) Approximate space required for installation excluding scanner

Monitor Unit: 798 (W) X 560 (H) X 451 (D) mm
Processor Unit: 564 (W) X 498 (H) X 459 (D) mm
Control Unit: 398 (W) X 92 (H) X 250 (D) mm
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2 Identification of Equipment (FCC Rule, 2.925)
The following nameplates are permanently fixed on the corresponding equipment units.
FCC ID: ADB9ZWRTR081
Material of nameplate: Aluminum, 0.5 mm thick
Fig. 2.1 Name Plate for Transceiver Unit, Fig. 2.2 Name Plate for Antenna (Scanner) Unit,
Fig. 2.3 Name Plate for Processor Unit, Fig. 2.4 Name Plate for Monitor Unit,
Fig. 2.5 Name Plate for Control Unit.
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3 Test data
3.1 RF Power Output (FCC Rule, 2.1046)
3.1.1 Microwave characteristics
The peak voltage was determined using the divider having a ratio of 1000 to 1 and the oscilloscope.
Current pulse was viewed across the wideband current transformer with output voltage per ampere
1.00.
(1) Nominal values
Range scale 0.125 3 6 12 24 48 96

(nm)
Pulselength 0.07 0.15 0.30 0.50 0.70 1.20 1.20

(µs)
PRR (Hz) 3000 3000 1500 1000 1000 600 500
-4 -4 --4 -4 -4 -4 -4
Duty cycle 2.10 X 10 4.50 X 10 4.50 X 10 5.00 X 10 7.00 X 10 7.20 X 10 6.00 X 10
Guard band 21.43 10.00 5.00 3.00 2.14 1.25 1.25
(MHz)
(2) Measured values
Magnetron input pulse voltage
Magnetron input pulse voltage was measured at its cathode using the oscilloscope and divider with
ratio 1000 to 1.
Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2

Pulselength
Directional coupler 40.54 40.54 40.54 40.54 40.54 40.54 40.54
attenuation (dB)
Magnetron input 9.0 8.7 8.6 8.8 8.8 8.8 8.8
voltage (kV)
Pulselength (µs) 0.238 0.940 1.310 1.400 1.150 1.420 1.420
(50 % amplitude)
Rise time (µs) 0.088 0.088 0.088 0.088 0.088 0.088 0.088
(10 - 90 % amplitude)
Decay time (µs) 0.162 1.610 1.610 1.410 1.220 0.628 0.628
(90 - 10 % amplitude)
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Magnetron input pulse current

Magnetron input pulse current was observed across the wideband current transformer with output
voltage per ampere 1.00.

Magnetron input
8.7 8.7 8.7 8.4 8.4 8.8 8.8
current (A)
Pulselength (µs)
0.062 0.093 0.264 0.492 0.692 1.172 1.172
(50 % amplitude)
Rise time (µs)
0.058 0.058 0.058 0.045 0.056 0.056 0.056
(10 - 90 %
amplitude)
Decay time (µs)
0.090 0.160 0.376 0.216 0.124 0.528 0.528
(90 - 10 %
amplitude)
RF envelope of the magnetron output pulse

The RF envelope of the magnetron output pulse was measured using a diode and the oscilloscope
with the following results:

Pulselength (µs) 0.072 0.122 0.293 0.510 0.708 1.180 1.180
(-3 dB points)
Rise time (ns) 11.0 12.0 11.6 11.6 10.8 11.4 11.4
(10 - 90 %
amplitude)
Decay time (ns) 100.0 176.0 220.0 191.0 112.0 110.0 110.0
(90 - 10 %
amplitude)
Estimated efficiency
The estimated efficiency of the RF generator (magnetron) was determined by the following
measurements and calculation. Power output from magnetron was measured using the directional
coupler, power meter and the oscilloscope.

Range scale (nm) 0.125 3 6 12 24 48 96
P.R.R (Hz) 3017.0 3017.0 1508.9 1005.8 1005.8 603.5 502.9
Duty cycle 2.17E-4 3.68E-4 4.42E-4 5.13E-4 7.12E-4 7.12E-4 5.93E-4
Magnetron input, 17.01 27.80 33.23 37.75 52.40 54.90 45.75
av. (W)
Magnetron input, 78.3 75.52 75.17 73.58 73.58 77.09 77.09
peak (kW)
Power meter 0.336 0.540 0.684 0.870 1.250 1.250 1.046
reading (mW)
Magnetron output, 3.805 6.115 7.746 9.852 14.155 14.155 11.845
av. (W)
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Magnetron Output, 17.52 16.61 17.52 19.21 19.88 19.88 19.96
peak (kW):
Magnetron 22.4 22.0 23.3 26.1 27.0 25.8 25.9
efficiency (%):
Spurious response 48.80 50.86 51.89 52.94 54.51 54.51 53.74
limits (dB)
Peak Power Input to RF Generator : 76.3 kW

Estimated Efficiency of RF Generator : 22.6 %
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3.2 Modulation Characteristics (FCC Rule, 2.1047)
3.2.1 FET Trigger Pulse
Fig. 3.2.1.1 Typical waveform of Trigger Pulse Scale: 5 V/div., 50 ns/div.
Test point
Fig. 3.2.1.2 Test Point for observing Trigger Pulse

(in MD board (03P9244) of Radar Antenna Unit)
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3.2.2 Trigger Pulse at Magnetron Cathode
Fig. 3.2.2.1 Short 1 Pulse (0.125 nm Range) Scale: 2 kV/div. 100 ns/div.
Fig. 3.2.2.2 Short 2 Pulse (1.5 nm Range) Scale: 2 kV/div. 500 ns/div.
Fig. 3.2.2.3 Middle 1 Pulse (3 nm Range) Scale: 2 kV/div. 500 ns/div.
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Fig. 3.2.2.6 Long 1 Pulse (48 nm Range) Scale: 2 kV/div. 500 ns/div.
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Fig. 3.2.2.7 Long 2 Pulse (96 nm Range) Scale: 2 kV/div. 500 ns/div.
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3.2.3 Magnetron Output (detected):
3.2.3.1 Setup for Measurement:
DUMMY LOAD
CRYSTAL
DIRECTIONAL
DETECTOR OSCILLOSCOPE
COUPLER
ATT. 10 dB
MAGNETRON
(RADAR RF UNIT)
Fig. 3.2.3.1
3.2.3.2 Measuring Equipment List:
See Attachment D [ List of Test/Measuring Equipment ].
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3.2.3.3 Measured Data:
Fig. 3.2.3.2 Short 1 Pulse (0.125 nm Range) Scale: 50 mV/div. 20 ns/div.
Fig. 3.2.3.3 Short 2 Pulse (1.5 nm Range) Scale: 50 mV/div. 50 ns/div.
Fig. 3.2.3.4 Middle 1 Pulse (3 nm Range) Scale: 50 mV/div. 100 ns/div.

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Fig. 3.2.3.7 Long 1 Pulse (48 nm Range) Scale: 50 mV/div. 200 ns/div.
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Fig. 3.2.3.8 Long 2 Pulse (96 nm Range) Scale: 50 mV/div. 200 ns/div.
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3.2.4 Radar Pulse Spectrum:

Measured by the spectrum analyzer.
(Test Equipment Setup and Measuring Equipment List are same as Clause 3.4.1 and 3.4.2.)
Fig. 3.2.4.1 For Short 1 Pulse (0.125 nm Range)
Fig. 3.2.4.2 For Short 2 Pulse (3 nm Range)
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Fig. 3.2.4.3 For Middle 1 Pulse (6 nm Range)
Fig. 3.2.4.6 For Long 1 Pulse (48 nm Range)
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Fig. 3.2.4.7 For Long 2 Pulse (96 nm Range)
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3.3 Occupied Bandwidth (FCC Rule, 2.1049)

3.3.1 Measuring Method
FCC rule 47 CFR 2.1049 requires measurements of the occupied bandwidth which is
defined in the same section as "the frequency bandwidth such that, below its lower and
above its upper frequency limits, the mean powers radiated are each equal to 0.5 percent
of the total mean power radiated by a given emission." To obtain the occupied bandwidth of
the radar transmitter, a special program (program list shown below) was loaded to the
Hewlett-Packard spectrum analyzer and run by entering the HP-provided POWER
BANDWIDTH calculation command [PWRBW].
The result was automatically displayed on the screen on the spectrum analyzer as:
POWER_BW=----- MHz
10 ! HP_71000 DOWNLOAD PROGRAM 430 !

20 ASSIGN @Sa TO 718 440 SUB Limit_line(@Sa)
30 CLEAR @Sa 450 Limit_line: !
40 CALL M_ain(@Sa) 460 OUTPUT @Sa;"CLRDSP;";
50 LOCAL @Sa 470 OUTPUT@Sa;"FUNCDEF LIMIT_LINE,^";
60 END 480 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 0,654;";
70 ! 490 OUTPUT @Sa;"LINET 1;";
80 SUB M_ain(@Sa) 500 OUTPUT @Sa;"PD;PA 100,654;";
90 M_ain: ! 510 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 201,654;";
100 CALL Pwr_bw(@Sa) 520 OUTPUT @Sa;"PD;PA 300,654;";
110 CALL Limit_line(@Sa) 530 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 105,630;";
120 ! 540 OUTPUT @Sa;"TEXT @-35dB@;";
130 OUTPUT @Sa;"VARDEF K_ey,0;"; 550 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 205,720;";
140 ! 560 OUTPUT @Sa;"TEXT @-25dB@;";
150 OUTPUT @Sa;"FUNCDEF D_LP,^"; 570 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 301,743;";
160 OUTPUT @Sa;"MOV K_ey,0;"; 580 OUTPUT @Sa;"LINET 1;";
170 ! 590 OUTPUT @Sa;"PD;PA 400,743;";
180 Main_menu: ! 600 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 601,743;";
190 OUTPUT @Sa;"REPEAT;"; 610 OUTPUT @Sa;"LINET l;";
200 OUTPUT @Sa;"READMENU K_ey,"; 620 OUTPUT @Sa;"PD;PA 700,743;";
210 ! location: %Top----Bottom-% 630 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 701,654;";
220 OUTPUT @Sa;" l,%Limit line %,"; 640 OUTPUT @Sa;"LINET l;";
230 OUTPUT @Sa;" 2,%Power bw %,"; 650 OUTPUT@Sa;"PD;PA 1000,654;HD;";
240 OUTPUT @Sa;"14,% Exit%;"; 660 OUTPUT @Sa;"^"
250 ! 670 SUBEND
260 OUTPUT @Sa;"IF K_ey,EQ,1;THEN;LIMIT_LINE;"; 680 SUB Pwr_bw(@Sa)
270 OUTPUT @Sa;"ELSIF K_ey,EQ,2;THEN;PWR_BW;"; 690 Pwr_bw: !
280 OUTPUT @Sa;"ELSIF K_ey,EQ,l4;THEN;ABORT;"; 700 ! Calculating Power band width
290 OUTPUT @Sa;"ENDIF;"; 710 OUTPUT @Sa; "VARDEF P_bw,0;";
300 OUTPUT @Sa;"UNTIL K_ey,EQ,14;"; 720 OUTPUT @Sa;"FUNCDEF PWR_BW,^";
310 OUTPUT @Sa;"IP;TS;"; 730 OUTPUT @Sa;"CLRW TRA;";
320 OUTPUT @Sa;"ADORT;"; 740 OUTPUT @Sa;"CLRDSP;";
330 OUTPUT @Sa;"^" 750 OUTPUT @Sa;"SNGLS;";
340 ! 760 OUTPUT @Sa;"MXMH TRA;TS;TS;TS;";
350 Define_keydef: ! 770 OUTPUT @Sa;"MOV P_bw,PWRBW TRA,99.0;";
360 OUTPUT @Sa;"KEYDEF 7,D_LP, %DLP TEST%;"; 780 OUTPUT@Sa;"DIV P__bw,P_bw,1000000;";
370 ! 790 OUTPUT @Sa;"PU;PA 10,800;HD;";
380 OUTPUT @Sa;"FUNCDEF D,^"; 800 OUTPUT @Sa;"TEXT @POWER_BW = @;";
390 OUTPUT @Sa;"KEYPST;"; 810 OUTPUT @Sa;"DSPLY P_bw,8,3;";
400 OUTPUT @Sa;"^" 820 OUTPUT @Sa;"TEXT @ MHz @;";
410 ! 830 OUTPUT @Sa;"^"
420 SUBEND 840 SUBEND
Fig. 3.3.1 Program for Calculation of Occupied Bandwidth
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3.3.2 Test Equipment Setup:
Same as Clause 3.4.1.
3.3.3 Measuring Equipment List:
Same as Clause 3.4.2.
3.3.4 Test Result:
The test result is shown below.
Fig. 3.3.2 Measurement of Occupied Bandwidth
Occupied bandwidth = 66.875 MHz
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3.4 Spurious Emissions at Antenna Terminal (FCC Rule, 2.1051)
3.4.1 Test Equipment Setup:
DIRECTIONAL
RADAR DUMMY LOAD
COUPLER
RF UNIT
EUT
HIGH PASS NOTCH NOTCH FILTER FOR

FILTER FILTER FUNDAMENTAL FREQ.
No. 2 No. 1 Used only for
5.8 to 12.5 GHz
Used only for 12.5 to 40 GHz
Used only for 5.8
ATTENUATORS
10 dB to 18 GHz
EXTERNAL
MIXER Used only for 18 to
HP 11970K or 40 GHz
HP 11970A
SPECTRUM
ANALYZER
HP 71210C
Fig. 3.4.1
Note : (1) The characteristics of Notch Filter (No. 1) are described in Fig. 3.4.2 to Fig. 3.4.5.
(2) The characteristic of High Pass Filter (No. 2) is described in Fig. 3.4.6.
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3.4.3 Test Conditions:
Radar Range Settings: 0.125 nm (Short 1)/1.5 nm (Short 2)/ 3 nm (Middle 1)/6 nm
(Middle 2)/24 nm (Middle 3)/48 nm (Long 1)/96 nm (Long 2)
3.4.4 Emission Limits:

(a) Frequency Range (FCC Rule, 2.1057(1)) : 10 kHz - 40 GHz
(b) Emission Limits (FCC Rule, 80.211) :
Frequency removed from Frequency Emission attenuation

the assigned frequency (Hz) (mean power ,dB)
50 - 100 % 9310 - 9360 M
(of the authorized At least 25
bandwidth) 9460 - 9510 M
100 - 250 % 9160 - 9310 M
At least 35
9510 - 9660 M
more than 250 % 10 k - 9160 M At least 43 + 10 log 10 (mean power in
watts)
9660- 40,000 M
Note : (1) Assigned frequency (center frequency) = 9410 MHz
(2) Authorized bandwidth = 100 MHz
3.4.5 Test Results:

As shown in Attachment A, the spurious emissions at antenna terminal of EUT are found
lower than the specified limits.
(Note: Spurious emissions for 10 kHz to 5 GHz are not found due to the antenna terminal
structure. (Waveguide tube)).
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3.5 Field Strength of Spurious Radiation (FCC Rule, 2.1053)
3.5.1 Test Site: Rooftop of 6-story building,

FURUNO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Ashihara-cho 9-52, Nishinomiya-city, 662-8580 Japan
3.5.2 Distance between the radar set and measuring antenna: 10 m
3.5.3 Radar Range settings: 0.125 nm (Short 1)/1.5 nm (Short 2)/ 3 nm (Middle 1)/6 nm
(Middle 2)/24 nm (Middle 3)/48 nm (Long 1)/ 96 nm (Long 2)

3.5.5 Test settings:
(Measuring Antenna)
EUT
Spectrum Analyzer
10 m
3.5.6 Field Strength Limits:

(a) Frequency Range (FCC Rule, 2.1057(1)) : 10 kHz - 40 GHz
(b) Emission Limits (FCC Rule, 80.211) :
Frequency removed from Frequency Emission attenuation
the assigned frequency (MHz) (mean power, dB)
50 - 100 % 9,310 – 9,360
(of the authorized At least 25
bandwidth) 9,460 – 9,510
100 - 250 % 9,160 – 9,310
9,510 – 9,660 At least 35
more than 250 % 0.01 – 9,160
At least 43 + 10 log 10 (mean power in
9,660 - 40,000 watts)
Note : (1) Assigned frequency (center frequency) = 9410 MHz
(2) Authorized bandwidth = 100 MHz
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3.5.7 Test Results:

As shown in Attachment B, the field strengths of spurious radiation generated by EUT
are found lower than the specified limits.
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3.6 Frequency Stability (FCC Rule, 2.1055)
3.6.1 Setup for Measurement
DUMMY DIRECTIONAL EUT.

LOAD COUPLER RADAR
50Ω/50 W RF UNIT
ENVIRONMENTAL
FREQUENCY
CHAMBER
METER
X532B
POWER
METER
436A
with
POWER
SENSOR
8481A
Fig. 3.6.1
3.6.2 Test Conditions:
1) Radar Range settings : 0.125 nm (Short 1)/1.5 nm (Short 2)/ 3 nm (Middle 1)/ 6 nm
(Middle 2)/24 nm (Middle 3)/48 nm (Long 1)/ 96 nm (Long 2)
2) Ambient Temperature settings: - 20°C to + 50°C (10°C step)
3) Power Supply Voltage settings: 85 /115% of nominal voltage (85 VAC to 115 VAC)

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3.6.4 Frequency Tolerance Limits:
"The frequency at which maximum emission occurs must be within the authorized bandwidth
and must not be closer than 1.5/T MHz to the upper and lower limits of the authorized band
width, where "T" is the pulse duration in microseconds. "
(FCC Rule, 80.209 (b))
1) Center frequency (f0): 9410 MHz

2) Authorized bandwidth (f(AUBW)): 100 MHz
"Upper limit frequency of the authorized band", f(UAUBW) = f0 + f(AUBW)/2 = 9460 MHz
"Lower limit frequency of the authorized band", f(LAUBW) = f0 - f(AUBW)/2 = 9360 MHz
3) Assignable frequency bandwidth : 200 MHz (between 9300 MHz and 9500 MHz)
(FCC Rule, 80.375 (d)-(1))
"Upper limit frequency of the assignable band", f(UASB) = 9500 MHz
"Lower limit frequency of the assignable band", f(LASB) = 9300 MHz
4) Guard Band (f(1.5/T)) :

Range Scale (nm) 0.125 3 6 12 24 48 96
Pulselength 0.07 0.15 0.30 0.50 0.70 1.20 1.20
(µsec)
Guard Band 21.43 10.00 5.00 3.00 2.14 1.25 1.25
f(1.5/T) (MHz)
3.6.5 Test Results:
Shown on Fig. 3.6.2.

(1) "Upper Tolerance Frequency measured (at - 20°C)", f(U) = 9434.7 MHz
(2) "Lower Tolerance Frequency measured (at + 50°C)", f(L) = 9414.4 MHz
(3)-(a)
f(U) + max. f(1.5/T) = 9456.1 MHz < f(UAUBW) = 9460 MHz ≤ f(UASB) = 9500 MHz
(3)-(b)
f(L) - max. f(1.5/T) =9392.9 MHz > f(LAUBW) = 9360 MHz ≥ f(LASB) = 9300 MHz
So, both are found within the specified limits.
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FREQUENCY STABILITY WITH VARIATION OF PRIMARY SUPPLY VOLTAGE:

The built-in voltage regulator allows no frequency variation against variations of
–15 % of nominal power supply voltage (85 to 115 VAC for nominal 100 VAC).
Freq. (MHz)
9440.0
9435.0
9430.0
9425.0
Short 1
9420.0 Short 2
Middle 1
Middle 2
9415.0 Middle 3
Long 1
9410.0
9405.0
9400.0
-20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Temp. (C)
Fig. 3.6.2 Frequency Stability with Variation of Ambient Temperature
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3.7 Suppression of Interference Aboard Ships (FCC Rule, 80.217)
3.7.1 Measuring Antenna Characteristics at Representative Frequencies:
Whip antennas are used to determine the level of interference caused by the radar to
shipboard receivers. These antennas have the following characteristics (refer to
impedance charts attached):
Length Test Frequency Impedance (Ω) θ R (Ω) C or L

(Hz)
6m 500.5 k 1k -90° 0 80 pF
6m 1.992 M 1.25 k -86° 87.2 64 pF
6m 10.00204 M 158 109 140 pF
4m 27.5 M 95 83.5 128 pF
5/8 λ 150 M 116.5 105.5 52.5 nH
1/4 λ 450 M 70.5 34.5 5.68 pF
3.7.2 Test Site: Rooftop of 6-story building,

Furuno Electric Company, Ltd.
Ashihara-cho 9-52, Nishinomiya-city, 662-8580 JAPAN
3.7.3 Measuring Instrument List:

(Instruments for measuring antenna characteristics are listed below.)
(1) Network Analyzer, HP 8753C

(2) Spectrum Analyzer, ADVANTEST TR4172
(3) Spectrum Analyzer, HP 8566B
(4) Antennas,
for 14 k - 10 MHz, 6 m whip
for 10 - 30 MHz, 4 m whip
for 30 - 300 MHz, VHF whip
for 300 - 1000 MHz, UHF whip
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3.7.4 Test Results:

Interference levels to the respective antenna were measured at 2 m from the radar which
was put in OFF and TRANSMIT conditions, and found within the specified limits.
3.7.4.1 Harmful Interference to Receiver (FCC Rule, 80.217 (a))
Limits: for 14 - 490 kHz, 5 µV/m

for 490 kHz - 1 GHz, 1 µV/m
Results: There is no spurious component which is deemed harmful

interference. (Test data are shown in Attachment C.)
3.7.4.2 Electromagnetic Field (FCC Rule, 80.217 (b) - 1)
Limits: for below 30 MHz, 0.1 µV/m at 1 nm (-20 dBµV/m)

for 30 to 100 MHz, 0.3 µV/m at 1 nm (-10.5 dBµV/m)
for 100 to 300 MHz, 1.0 µV/m at 1 nm (0 dBµV/m)
for over 300 MHz, 3.0 µV/m at 1 nm (9.5 dBµV/m)
Results: Interference was measured with the antenna located 2 m from

the radar and converted to levels at 1 nm. There is no spurious
component exceeding the limits.
(Test data are shown in Attachment C.)
3.7.4.3 Power Input to an Artificial Antenna (FCC Rule, 80.217 (b) - 2)
Limits: for below 30 MHz, 400 µW

for 30 to 100 MHz, 4,000 µW
for 100 to 300 MHz, 40,000 µW
for over 300 MHz, 400,000 µW
Results: There is no spurious component exceeding the limits.

(Test data are shown in Attachment C.)
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MEASUREMENT OF IMPEDANCE OF TEST ANTENNAS
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MEASUREMENT OF IMPEDANCE OF TEST ANTENNAS
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4 Photographs to Reveal Equipment Construction and Layout (FCC Rule,

2.1033)
(See Attachment E Photos of the Equipment Under Test (EUT))
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5 Description of Circuitry and Devices (FCC Rules, 2.1033)
5.1 Function of Each Semiconductor or Active Device
TRANSCEIVER UNIT RTR-081
RF unit controller PCB 03P9346 (RFC)
CR1 - CR4: Voltage protection

CR5: Rectifier
CR6 - CR8: Voltage protection
CR9: LED
Q1 - Q4: Pulse amplifier
Q5 - Q12: Transistor switch
U1: Operational amplifier
U2: Voltage regulation
U3: Buffer
U4: Voltage regulation
U5: Operational amplifier
U6: Oscillator
U7: A/D converter
U8: Comparator
U9: Inverter
U10 - U11: Buffer
Modulator PCB 03P9244 (MD)
CR1 - CR3, CR5: Reverse-Voltage Protection

CR4: Rectifier
Q1-Q4, Q21: Switching
Q5 - Q20: FET Gate Driver
U1: Regulator
U2: Photo-Coupler
Chassis Mounted Parts
CR802 - CR803: Clipper

CR801: Limiter
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HY801: 3 Ports Circulator

U801: MIC Frequency Converter with Limiter
V801: Magnetron
IF amplifier PCB 03P9335 (IF AMP)
CR1: Reverse voltage protection

CR2: RF detection
CR3 - CR4: Voltage shifter
CR5: RF gate
CR7: Voltage shifter
CR8 - CR9: RF limiter
CR10: RF switch
Q1: RF switch
Q2 - Q3: Pulse amplifier
Q4: RF switch
U1: Comparator
U2: Pulse amplifier
U3: Log detector
U4: Gated amplifier
U5: Comparator
U6: Switch
U7: Variable gain controller
U8: DC regulator
U9: Variable gain controller
U10: Switch
U11 - U12: Video amplifier
U15: DC regulator
U16: Pulse amplifier
U17: NAND gate
U18: Comparator
U19: DC regulator
U20 - U22: 3 dB Hybrid
U23: Comparator
U24: AND gate
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Terminal Board 03P9349 (TB)
Active device: none.
Power Board 03P9348 (PWR)
CR1: Q3 driver
CR2: Protection for Reverse connection
CR11, CR21, CR31, CR41: Switching
CR42: Q41 driver
CR51: Switching
Q1 - Q2: Q3 driver
Q3: Switching
Q11: Overcurrent protection
Q22 - Q24: Switching
Q31: Overcurrent protection
Q41: Switching
Q42: Q41 driver
U1: 5 V regulator
U2: Voltage detector
U11: 12 V line switching controller
U12: 12 V line overcurrent detector
U21: Magnetron heater line switching controller
U22: 5 V line overcurrent detector
U31: 5 V line switching controller
U41: -12 V line switching controller
U51: 32 V line series regulator
ANTENNA (Scanner) UNIT RSB-103
Bearing Signal Generator PCB 03P9347 (BP GEN)
U1: Comparator
U3: Photo-interrupter
Q3 - Q4: Buffer
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5.2 Description of the circuitry and devices provided for determining and stabilizing
frequency, for suppression of spurious radiation, for limiting modulation, and for
limiting power
TRANSCEIVER UNIT (RTR-081)
RF unit controller PCB 03P9346 (RFC)
In the RFC Board, the following 4 main functions are incorporated:
(1) generating TX modulator trigger pulses with the specified pulse-length that fire the
modulator FETs in MD Board.
TX trigger signals that are transmitted with the form of serial commands from the
Processor unit trigger the internal digital counter included in the Field Programmable
Gate Array U17 for counting up to the specified value, and then the TX modulator trigger
pulses with the specified pulse-length are produced.
(2) controlling the tuning voltage input to the MIC.

Micro-Processor U19 reads the tuning indication voltage transferred from the IF
Amplifier Board through the internal A/D converter and generates/adjusts the tuning
voltage through the internal D/A converter for maximizing the tuning indication voltage
by using the feedback-control technologies.
(3) generating the Gain- and STC-control voltages to input the IF Amplifier Board.
According to the control parameters transferred from the Processor unit, Micro-
Processor U19 calculates the Gain and STC control voltages (waveforms) and places
those data into the internal memory of the Field Programmable Gate Array U17, and
generates the Gain- and STC-control voltages through the D/A converter U13.
(4) transferring the Heading and Bearing signals with the form converted to the serial
commands to the Processor unit.
The Heading and Bearing signals transferred from BP GEN Board is converted to the
specified serial bit streams (commands) in the Field Programmable Gate Array U17, and
then output to the Processor unit.
Modulator Board 03P9244 (MD)
The function of the modulator board is to produce a high tension pulse that drives the
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magnetron.
The high voltage (TX-HV) is charged into C1 to C4 through R1/R2 while the magnetron is
inactive. This high voltage is discharged through the pulse transformer T801 when
FETs Q1 - Q4 are conductive. T801 boosts the voltage and makes the magnetron
oscillate.
Because the magnetron oscillates only when the FET is conductive, transmission
pulselength can be changed by the pulselength fed to the gates of FETs.
Also the magnetron current is proportional to the discharging current via the FETs, thus
the transmission power can be changed by the number of FETs conductive.
The four pulses TRIG.1 to TRIG.4 are produced on the RFC board and applied to the gates
of Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4 via the current amplifiers Q5 to Q20.
The relay K1 and coil L1 are provided to eliminate the ringing at the trailing edge of the
transmission pulse across the primary winding of T801. This relay is active when the short
pulse 1 (Short 1) is selected.
Duplexer and Mixer
Since the radar system uses a single antenna for transmission and reception, and the
efficient device is required for switching the transmitter and the receiver, this radar employs
circulator HY801. The circulator HY801 is a passive directional coupler with three ports.
The incoming signal is bent in the specific direction and emerges from another port with
little loss, the other port being isolated. In the same manner, the received signal entering
into another port is transferred to the other port, isolating one port. This operation of the
circulator protects the receiver during transmission and minimizes loss of the received
signal during reception.
The diode limiter is a self-activating switch made of two PIN diodes. Its function is to
attenuate the strong transmission signals from the magnetron and other boat radars
through the antenna and to protect the MIC (microwave IC) U801. The PIN diode conducts
at a certain level of microwave power. When the diode is the cut-off state, the input
impedance of the diode limiter matches the impedance of the waveguide, and the
microwave energy is delivered to the MIC. When the diode is put into a conductive state,
the waveguide is short-circuited and most of the input energy is reflected back to the
transmitter side. The strong signal is thus weakened down to about 50 mW by the diode
limiter.
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U801 is a microwave IC (MIC) incorporating a local oscillator and mixer diodes. The
received microwave signal of 9410 MHz coming from the diode limiter is mixed with the
local oscillation signal in the mixer diodes and converted to IF signal of 60 MHz.
IF amplifier PCB 03P9335 (IF AMP)
The 60 MHz IF signal from MIC is amplified by the IF amplifier, gain- and STC-controlled and
delivered to the Processor unit.
The IF amplifier consists of 5 main parts, i.e. the first stage amplifiers (Q1, Q2 and Q3,) VGA
(Variable Gain Amplifiers) (U7 and U9), the driver amplifier (U16), the logarithmic amplifier
(U3) and the tuning amplifier (U2, T2, T4, U4, U6 and U5) for tuning indicator.
- In the first stage amplifiers Q2 and Q3, the input IF signal is split into 2 stages by the 3 dB
Hybrid Splitter U20 and then each of the split IF signals are amplified, and finally combined
by the 3 dB Hybrid Combiner U21 for improving the saturation level of the IF signal.
- In the VGA (U7 and U9), the IF signal is gain- and STC-controlled.
- In the driver amplifier (U16), the cable loss of IF signal caused between the Antenna unit
and the Processor unit is compensated precedently. The amplified IF signal is then output
through the TNC type connector (J823) of which the output impedance is 75 Ω.
- In the logarithmic amplifier (U3), the 60 MHz IF signal is detected and the video signal is
generated. The video signal is also used for the Sub-display and for the auto-STC control.
The video signal for the Sub-display is combined with the 60 MHz IF signal from the driver
amplifier U16 by the Duplexer located in the output stage, and then output through the TNC
type connector (J823) of which the output impedance is also 75 Ω.
- In the tuning amplifier (U2, T2, T4, U4, U6 and U5) for the tuning indicator, the 60 MHz IF
signal from MIC is amplified by the IF amplifier U2, filtered with the band width of 2 MHz by
the T2, amplified with the timing gate, detected by the diode CR2, and then output through
the buffered amplifier U5. This detected signal consists of a DC voltage with the peak for the
center frequency of the 60 MHz input IF signal.
Antenna (Scanner) Unit RSB-103

Bearing Signal Generator PCB 03P9347 (BP GEN)
Bearing signal generator in the PCB generates a square wave signal used for synchronizing
the sweep-rotation of the Display with the rotation of the Antenna radiator.
U3 Photo-interrupter is composed of a LED and a photo-transistor, and in the shape of “U”.
The LED and the photo-transistor are enclosed in the U-shaped package with a gap that the
rotating timing disc goes through.
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The timing disc is provided with 60 slits at regular intervals along its perimeter. This disc is
fitted on the scanner motor shaft and rotated at a speed of 360 rpm.
The photo-transistor receives the LED light through the slit of the timing disc, and converts
into the electric current. The output of the photo-transistor generates the signal voltage
across R3, and then is reshaped by the comparator IC U1, and buffered and sent to the
Processor unit for the use of the sweep-rotation signal.
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6 Operator’s Manual Incl. Circuit Diagrams (FCC Rule, 2.1033)
(See separate covers)
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Attachment A
[ TEST DATA for Clause 3.4. SPURIOUS EMISSIONS AT ANTENNA TERMINALS ]
1. Spurious emissions for 0.125 nm Range:
Ref. level: -9.97 dBm
Emission limitations:
(a) 25 dB for 50 to 100 % of

the authorized BW (100 MHz)
(b) 35 dB for 100 to 250 % of
Fig. 1.1 Without Filter
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 48.8 dB

for more than 250 % of
Fig. 1.2 With Filter No.1
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 48.8 dB

Fig. 1.3 With Filter No. 2
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(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 48.8 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 48.8 dB

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2. Spurious emissions for 3 nm Range:
Ref. level: -5.87 dBm
(a) 25 dB for 50 to 100 % of

(b) 35 dB for 100 to 250 % of
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 50.86 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 50.86 dB

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(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 50.86 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 50.86 dB

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3. Spurious emissions for 6 nm Range:
Ref. level: 1.64 dBm
(a) 25 dB for 50 to 100 % of

(b) 35 dB for 100 to 250 % of
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 51.89 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 51.89 dB

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(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 51.89 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 51.89 dB

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4 Spurious emissions for 12 nm Range:
(a) 25 dB for 50 to 100 % of

(b) 35 dB for 100 to 250 % of
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 52.94 dB

Fig. 4.2 With Filters No.1
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 52.94 dB

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(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 52.94 dB

Fig. 4.4 With Filters No. 2
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 52.94 dB

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(a) 25 dB for 50 to 100 % of

(b) 35 dB for 100 to 250 % of
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

Note: 3rd-order harmonics detected.

Spurious emission level corrected: -96.36 dBm.
Margin for Spurious emission limit: 40.25 dB.
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

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(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

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(a) 25 dB for 50 to 100 % of

(b) 35 dB for 100 to 250 % of
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

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(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 54.51 dB

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(a) 25 dB for 50 to 100 % of

(b) 35 dB for 100 to 250 % of
(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 53.74 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 53.74 dB

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(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 53.74 dB

(c) 43 + 10 log Pm = 53.74 dB

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ATTACHMENT B TEST DATA for Clause 3.5 FIELD STRENGTH OF SPURIOUS

RADIATION
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Attachment C
[ TEST DATA for Clause 3.7 SUPPRESSION OF INTERFERENCE ABOARD SHIPS ]
1 Harmful Interference to Receiver
(Band: 14 kHz - 490 kHz)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
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(Band: 490 kHz - 5 MHz)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
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(Band: 5 MHz - 10 MHz)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
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a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
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a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
- Page C.5 of 21 -

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
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(Band: 300 MHz - 1 GHz)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
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2 Electromagnetic Field
(Band: 14 kHz - 490 kHz, Limit at 1 nm = 0.1 µV/m = -20 dBµV/m)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Ref. Level: -26 dBµV/m
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(Band: 490 kHz - 5 MHz, Limit at 1 nm = 0.1 µV/m = -20 dBµV/m)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Ref. level (dBµV/m)

= 100 - 126 = -26 (at 0.5 MHz)
= 100 - 96 = 4 (at 3 MHz)
= 100 - 88 = 12 (at 5 MHz)
-20 dBµV/m limit line
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(Band: 5 MHz - 10 MHz, Limit at 1 nm = 0.1 µV/m = -20 dBµV/m)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N

= 100 - 88 = 12 (at 5 MHz)
= 100 - 83 = 17 (at 7 MHz)
= 100 - 78 = 22 (at 10 MHz)
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a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N

= 100 - 78 = 22 (at 10 MHz)
= 100 - 70 = 30 (at 20 MHz)
= 100 - 67 = 33 (at 30 MHz)
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(Band: 30 MHz - 100 MHz, Limit at 1 nm = 0.1 µV/m = -10.5 dBµV/m)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N

= 100 - 61 = 39
-10.5 dBµV/m limit line
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a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N

= 100 - 60 = 40
0 dBµV/m limit line
Note:
All components above the limit
are from external noise or
signals, not from Radar.
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(Band: 300 MHz - 1 GHz, Limit at 1 nm = 3 µV/m = 9.5 dBµV/m)
a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N

= 100 - 59.5 = 40.5
9.5 dBµV/m limit line
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3 Power Input to an Artificial Antenna
(Band: 14 kHz - 490 kHz, Limit at 2 m = -81 dBm)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Note:
-81 dBm limit line
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(Band: 490 kHz - 5 MHz, Limit at 2 m = -81 dBm)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Note:
-81 dBm limit line
- Page C.16 of 21 -
(Band: 5 MHz - 10 MHz, Limit at 2 m = -81 dBm)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Note:
-81 dBm limit line
- Page C.17 of 21 -

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Note:
-81 dBm limit line
- Page C.18 of 21 -

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Note:
-71 dBm limit line
- Page C.19 of 21 -

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
Note:
-61 dBm limit line
- Page C.20 of 21 -
(Band: 300 MHz - 1 GHz, Limit at 2 m = -51 dBm)

a) Radar Power: OFF
b) Radar TX: O N
-51 dBm limit line
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TECHNICAL

TEST REPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF

Trade Name : FURUNO

Report no.: FLI 12-04-029

Furuno Labotech International Co., Ltd.

1 General Information .................................................................................................................................... 3

Attachment A [ Test data for 3.4 Spurious Emissions at Antenna Terminal ]

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(a) Manufacturer: Furuno Electric Co., Ltd.

1.2 Transceiver Unit

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(d) Guard Band:

(e) Pulse Characteristics:

Guard Band 21.43 10.00 5.00 3.00 2.14 1.25 1.25

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(b) Gain (overall) (dB): Sufficient to cause limiting, approximately 130

1.3 Antenna (Scanner) Unit

(c) Type of Beam: Vertical fan

(e) Polarization: Horizontal

(g) Attenuation of Major Side Lobes with respect to main beam:

(h) Scanning (rotating or oscillating):

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(i) Antenna Rotation Rate: 24 rpm for RSB-103

1.4 Monitor Unit

(b) Size of Indicator: See above.

(c) Sweep Linearity: 2% on all ranges

(e) Range Ring Accuracy: Better than 1% of maximum scale in use

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(g) Target Plot Facility: Simulated afterglow in low shade

1.5 Functional Controls

Mode 2), 3) Chart display 2) Waypoint 2)

1.6 Operational Features

1.7 Line Power Supply Requirements

1.8 Construction Features

(f) Approximate space required for installation excluding scanner

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2 Identification of Equipment (FCC Rule, 2.925)

Fig. 2.5 Name Plate for Control Unit.

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3.1 RF Power Output (FCC Rule, 2.1046)

3.1.1 Microwave characteristics

(1) Nominal values

Pulselength Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2

Range scale 0.125 3 6 12 24 48 96

Pulselength 0.07 0.15 0.30 0.50 0.70 1.20 1.20

(2) Measured values

Magnetron input pulse voltage

Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2

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Magnetron input pulse current

Pulselength Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2

RF envelope of the magnetron output pulse

Pulselength Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2

Pulselength Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2

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Pulselength Short 1 Short 2 Middle 1 Middle 2 Middle 3 Long 1 Long 2

Peak Power Input to RF Generator : 76.3 kW

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3.2 Modulation Characteristics (FCC Rule, 2.1047)