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Fixed frequency samples for CE Certification

Hello Everyone,

I am using raytac's BLE module (nrf51822 chip antenna version, 32kb RAM 256 kb Flash ) (www.raytac.com/download/MDBT40/MDBT40-ANT-D.pdf) in our product. We have to apply for CE certifcate. Testing lab has asked for fixed frequency samples.

Regarding the fixed frequency samples, Normally, For blue tooth products, We need to set the frequency to a fixed MHz for testing,(Normally we set at 2402/2441 or 2480). And Bluetooth supplier known this clearly. And the testing lab need 2pcs fixed frequency PCBA samples."

I came across this question which is similar: devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../

Does that mean I have to upload the radiotest firmware and provide it to testing lab? How to provide fixed frequency samples to testing lab? Thank you in advance.

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  • Could you clarify with the test lab that what kind of signal at fixed frequency they want to see ?

    If they just need a constant carrier signal, then you can use the radio_test example.

    If they need BLE packet (assuming advertising packet) sending at a fixed channel, then you need to write the code to do the change in ble_gap_adv_ch_mask_t in ble_gap_adv_params_t to select the channel you want to advertise.

  • Hi again, sorry I was thinking about other test mode where you actually send payloads. In constant carrier there will be no payload simply radio signal with no modulation.

    My idea was to use the radio_test as transmitter, and then use another board running DTM, connect to nRFGo Studio to work as receiver. But this won't work with the constant carrier.

    To verify the correct frequency emitted, you would need to use a spectrum/network analyzer.

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  • Hi again, sorry I was thinking about other test mode where you actually send payloads. In constant carrier there will be no payload simply radio signal with no modulation.

    My idea was to use the radio_test as transmitter, and then use another board running DTM, connect to nRFGo Studio to work as receiver. But this won't work with the constant carrier.

    To verify the correct frequency emitted, you would need to use a spectrum/network analyzer.

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