Space systems. Electromagnetic interference (EMI) test reporting requirements1 Scope This International Standard provides specific requirements for the content of equipment level electromagnetic interference (EMI) test report documentation to ensure that sufficient data is provided for subsequent integration analysis of complex space systems. Emphasis is placed on necessary test report augmentation to include additional test data reporting when specifically needed to document any EMI test limit failures for spaceflight

BS 3999-1 is concerned neither with safety nor with performance requirements

which was developed by industry

Sample preparation and measurement protocol are not contained within this Technical Report

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It focuses on sampling for microbiological investigations

Note: Due to masking from physiological noise in the occluded ear tests

This correlation is based on the classification into two groups of both actions and final effects

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It is strongly recommended that these tests are used as preliminary checks before resorting to the test described in the main text which may be needed for compliance with a specification

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The second procedure simulates repeated falls which may occur to devices such as connectors or small remote control units which are normally attached to cables during use