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IEC TR 62002-4:2009

Mobile and portable DVB-T/H radio access - Part 4: Measurement methods for total radiated sensitivity in hand-held broadcast terminals

Standard by IEC, 2009-07-04

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IEC TR 62002-4:2009 provides technical guidance for mobile and portable DVB-T/H radio access, with a specific focus on measurement methods for total radiated sensitivity in hand-held broadcast terminals. For engineering teams and laboratories, it is relevant when evaluating receiver performance, planning verification activities, or comparing results across test setups. As a technical document, IEC TR 62002-4:2009 supports documented evaluation and technical validation where consistent radiated sensitivity measurement is needed for compliance workflows, product evaluation, and procurement review.

IEC TR 62002-4:2009 standard overview

The scope of IEC TR 62002-4:2009 is centered on how total radiated sensitivity should be measured for hand-held broadcast terminals used with DVB-T/H radio access. That makes it useful for technical assessment of receive performance in portable devices where antenna placement, enclosure effects, and test geometry can influence results. The document is likely to support laboratory evaluation, repeatable testing workflows, and conformity assessment preparation by giving organizations a common reference for how measurements are approached and reported.

Applications of IEC TR 62002-4:2009

This technical reference is most relevant to manufacturers, test laboratories, and compliance teams working with portable broadcast reception equipment and related verification programs. It may be used during product development, pre-compliance testing, or formal qualification activities involving handheld terminals and radiated receiver measurements. Organizations involved in technical documentation, quality workflows, and operational consistency can use IEC TR 62002-4:2009 to align internal methods with a defined measurement approach and to support clearer communication between engineering, procurement, and certification functions.

Why IEC TR 62002-4:2009 matters

IEC TR 62002-4:2009 matters because radiated sensitivity measurements can directly affect how a handheld broadcast terminal is judged for performance and suitability. Using a recognized technical reference helps reduce ambiguity in testing conditions, supports engineering validation, and improves consistency across laboratories or suppliers. For teams preparing compliance evidence, the document can strengthen technical review, risk management, and conformity assessment preparation by making the evaluation method more transparent and easier to defend in procurement or audit contexts.

  • Measurement guidance for total radiated sensitivity in hand-held broadcast terminals
  • Useful for laboratory evaluation and repeatable testing workflows
  • Supports technical review, compliance preparation, and product evaluation
  • Relevant to portable DVB-T/H radio access and receiver performance assessment
SKU: 9cbe46f19342

  • Publication Date: 2009-07-04
  • Standard Status: Original
  • Publisher: IEC
  • Edition: 1

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