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 NR TopN Signal: Synchronization channels (PSS/SSS) & PBCH, Blind
• Measurement modes
Scan
PCI, PSS-RP [dBm], SSS-RP [dBm], PSS-RQ [dB], SSS-RQ [dB], SS-
CINR [dB], SSS-CINR [dB], RSPBCH-RP [dBm], RSPBCH-RQ [dB],
• Data modes
RSPBCH-CINR [dB], SSB-RP [dBm], SSB-RQ [dB], SSB-CINR [dB], SSB-
idx, SSB-RSSI, SSS-Delay Spread, Time Offset
• Sub carrier spacing 15/30 kHz
• Max. number of channels 12
• Max. number of beams/channel
• Measurement rate (typical) 30/sec
PSS/SSS CINR: -10 to +33 dB
• Dynamic range (CINR)
PBCH DMRS CINR: -8 to + 40 dB
• Min. detection level RP -132 dBm (SCS @15 kHz)
• Accuracy (CINR) PSS/SSS,
±2 dB
PBCH DMRS
• Max. number of PCIs

• Power switch Normal and Power Save

• Maximum power (+9 to +17 VDC) 18W; Power Save: 10W
• Size Without battery pack 7.6” D x 4.4” W x 1.55” H (192 mm D x 111.8 mm W x 39.4 mm H)
With battery pack 10.1” D x 4.4” W x 2.1” H (257.6 mm D x 111.8 mm W x 53.1 mm H)
• Temperature range Operating: 0°C to +50°C; Storage: - 40°C to +85°C
• Humidity 5% to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing
• Host data communications
USB 2.0, Ethernet, Bluetooth
interface
• Data storage SD (32 GB)
RF: SMA Female (50Ω); GPS: Male (50Ω); Bluetooth: SMA
• Antenna ports
Female (50Ω)
• Safety EN 62368-1
• EMC EN 301 489-1
• Shock and vibration MIL-STD-810G, SAE J1455
• RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU and amendment 2015/863 (RoHS 3)
 Scanner is capable to measure the RP in SSB
level, the plot on the left indicate that the
signal is relatively low along the drive route.

EMF analysis result made by the based on SSB

RP(SSRP or PSRP) distribution which can
extrapolated for the maximum electric field
strength estimation.

The extrapolation factor for the maximum E-

field strength can be derived depends on 5G
NR air interface parameters set.

The best beam RP can be chosen for the maximum

electric field strength calculation and analyzed the
distribution of EMF along with measurement points
for 5G NR base station.
SSRP scanning results(dBm)
AF + adding losses (dB/m)
Adding Extrapolation Factor
Maximum E-field strength (V/m)
 𝐸asmt = 𝐸SSB × 𝐹ExtBeam × 𝐹BW × 𝐹PR × 𝐹TDC

Easmt is the extrapolation E-field;

ESSB is the E-field of the measured SSB beam;
F extBeam is the extrapolation factor corresponding to the ratio of the EIRP
envelope of all traffic beams to the EIRP envelope of the broadcast signal at
the direction to the measurement location (see B.5.5);
F TDC is the technology duty cycle;
F PR is the power reduction if the actual max. approach is used, otherwise it is
set to 1;

FBW is the total number of subcarriers within the carrier bandwidth.