1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
3.1 Terms defined elsewhere
3.2 Terms defined in this Recommendation
4 Abbreviations and acronyms
5 Conventions
6 Issues to be considered in this Recommendation
6.1 Background and problems
7 Relevant requirements
7.1 Relevant EMC standards for devices
7.2 Regional regulations
8 Guidance to identify and address interference
8.1 Procedure to identify interference sources
8.2 Mitigation techniques applied to equipment connected to wired
broadband networks and cable television networks
9 Procedure for selecting appropriate mitigation techniques
9.1 Checking information obtained from the measurement or
interference phenomena
9.2 Checking radio devices in normal operation and installation
9.3 Adding appropriate mitigation measures
Appendix I – Examples of interference cases in the field
I.1 Example 1: Interference between a mobile phone and a set top
box
I.2 Example 2: Emission from connection at coaxial outlet and plug
I.3 Example 3: Emission from indoor cabling of CS/BS down-converted
signal
Appendix II – Examples of regional regulations for cable television
networks
II.1 Overview
II.2 Examples of regional regulations
Appendix III – Examples of measured emissions from coaxial cables and
connectors
III.1 Introduction
III.2 Measurement set-up
III.3 Measurement result
Appendix IV – Information of radio communication systems related to safety
issues
IV.1 Radio communication related to aeronautical systems
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