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1 ETSI technical activities report: March 2016
CEPT/ECC Michael Sharpe © ETSI All rights reserved

2 1) 2014/53/EU (RED) Standardisation request M/536
Work programme underway: 183 Work Items for Harmonised Standards 9 Harmonised Standards published awaiting citation in the OJEU 75 in Public Approval / Resolution of comments / National Vote 35 Approved by TB – awaiting start of ENAP 55 Scheduled for TB Approval before end June © ETSI All rights reserved

3 EMCD (2014/30/EU) Standardisation Request expected
“Possible Future Standardisation Request” notified 1 Oct 2015 ETSI continuing to work under existing EMC mandates pending adoption of final mandate in the Committee on Standards EN (Telecommunications Network Equipment) will be proposed under the EMCD only (working assumption: EMC standards for non-radio products will not be cited under the RED) EN (EMC for radio and ancillary equipment) and EN (External Power Supply (EPS) for mobile phones) will be proposed under EMCD and RED art 3.1b Remaining parts of EN series (specific conditions for other radio equipment) will be proposed under RED art 3.1b only © ETSI 2016 All rights reserved

4 2) Harmonised Standards: presentation
CEN, CENELEC & ETSI requested (29 May 2015) to align in “model phrases” in Harmonised Standards under the New Legislative Framework (NLF): follow the principles given in the “Vademecum” establishes a legally correct interface between harmonised standards and relevant Union legislation “Model phrases” incorporated into ETSI “skeleton document” for Harmonised Standards © ETSI All rights reserved

5 2) Harmonised Standards: Presentation of OJEU listing
CEN, CENELEC & ETSI received a Commission letter (19 October 2015) on publication of OJ lists under NLF Directives: Listing for 2014/53/EU will identify the Essential Requirement addressed by each Harmonised Standard During transition period, only one line will appear in the OJ per standard, which will also include details of previous versions and the dates of cessation of Presumption of Conformity Two Notes specific to RTTED will be deleted: In addition standards published under Directives 2006/95/EC, 2004/108/EC, 90/385/EEC and 93/42/EEC may be used to demonstrate compliance with articles 3.1.a and 3.1.b of Directive 1999/5/EC. Products are presumed to comply with the Directive when they meet the requirements within the usage conditions for which they are intended. © ETSI All rights reserved

6 3) “Combined Equipment” (“smart” or “connected” devices)
Trend towards “connected” electrotechnical devices (e.g. light bulbs, domestic appliances, industrial machines) Products using radiocomms or radiodetermination) covered by RED; LVD & EMCD do not apply Working Assumption: RED also applies if the radio frequencies used are in ISM bands (e.g. Short-range devices, Radio LAN, Wireless Power Transfer) Different EMC requirements need to be reconciled (different frequency ranges, limits & exclusion bands) Draft ETSI Guide EG : Approved for 60-day Member Vote February 2016 EN : EMC for smart domestic appliances: Work Item adopted by TC ERM in February 2016 Standard for Industrial environment under consideration © ETSI All rights reserved

7 4) Avionics equipment ETSI took part in a TCAM ad-hoc group to clarify the interface between the RED and the EASA Regulation ETSI working assumption (under discussion in EC): Radar for helicopters flying in confined spaces and wing-tip radar for aircraft taxiing on the ground will be covered by the RED “Small” UAV are covered by Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and RED, and not EASA GSM/LTE on Board will not be covered by EASA as they are not involved in the direct control of the aircraft in flight ETSI will continue to develop HS for the above May need to be incorporated into an EASA regulation © ETSI All rights reserved

8 5) Custom-built evaluation kits
Specifically excluded from EMCD & RED (& LVD) ETSI working assumption: No National regulations can apply to limit the circulation of such equipment Use of radio spectrum is governed by National frequency plans or the Radio Spectrum Decision © ETSI All rights reserved

9 6) 2,45 GHz: Wideband Transmission Systems
Revised EN (2,45 GHz) approved for ENAP in TC ERM (Feb 2016) Modifications to allow Wireless Industrial Applications (WIA) to meet the regulatory requirements for the use of this band Improved test methods and receiver performance Further improvements on receiver performance expected in a planned revision after the adoption of this version © ETSI All rights reserved

10 7) 5,8 GHz: Wideband Transmission Systems
Review of EN for RED underway in TC BRAN WiFi and LTE-LAA with a common sharing mechanism Receiver blocking included in latest draft “Two-stage” receiver improvements expected (as EN in 2,45 GHz) Sharing techniques under study in extension bands: TR (with EESS in to MHz) TR (with radiolocation in to MHz and to MHz) TR (with Road Tolling and Intelligent Transport systems in to MHz band) © ETSI All rights reserved

11 8) 5,8 GHz: Wireless Industrial Applications (WIA)
ERM TG41 continuing work on EN (WIA in 5,8 GHz) includes mitigation mechanisms to protect incumbent services Need for a dedicated band for critical WIA applications? For further study under Radio Spectrum Decision © ETSI All rights reserved

12 9) Short Range Devices: 25 MHz to 1 GHz (EN 300 220)
Multiple parts approved for ENAP at ERM (Feb 2016) Part 1: Technical characteristics and test methods Part 2: Non specific radio equipment (HS under RED) Part 3-1: Low Duty Cycle / High Reliability: Social Alarms Part 3-2: Low Duty Cycle / High Reliability: Wireless Alarms Part 4: Metering equipment (169,4-169,4875MHz) “Two-stage” receiver improvements expected (as EN in 2,45 GHz) © ETSI All rights reserved

13 10) Broadcast Receivers EMC standards (RED art 3.1b) provided by CENELEC (EN 55032, EN 55035) Co-ordination with CENELEC TC 210 for European Common Modifications RED Art 3.2: ETSI EN (Terrestrial TV Rx) Approved for 60-day National Vote Two-stage approach foreseen to further improve receiver requirements (as EN ) EN (Terrestrial Radio Rx) substantial comments in ENAP, under review ETSI EN & -2 (Satellite Broadcast Rx) started ENAP in January 2016 © ETSI All rights reserved

14 11) Radiodetermination equipment: Numerous HS under development
Automotive: ERM TG SRR Maritime: ERM TG26 Meteorological and Aeronuatical: ERM JTFEA GNSS Receivers: TC SES SCN Note: JTFEA will be converted to ERM TG AERO © ETSI All rights reserved

15 12) ETSI Organisation TC AERO (Aeronautical) closed, because of the reduced need for European Standards in support of the Single European Sky JTFEA (Joint Task Force ERM/AERO) becomes ERM TG AERO, dealing with Harmonised Standards under RED © ETSI All rights reserved

16 13) Workshop “53 shades of RE-D”
In co-operation with ADCO RTTED & the R&TTE Compliance Association “How to place compliant radio equipment on the European market” 4 November 2015, ETSI Headquarters Follow-up tentatively planned for 1 December 2016 © ETSI All rights reserved

17 14) ETSI workshop: “Future radio interfaces” 27-28 January 2016
Investigate innovative solutions related to future network air interfaces Advanced solutions for future terrestrial air interfaces addressing 5G Reconfigurable of radio interfaces Topics for further investigation: x-haul, generic modulation-toolbox, advanced modulation for satellite communication multi-RATs management and control © ETSI All rights reserved

18 Forthcoming events… 8th ETSI ITS Workshop, 8 to 10 March 2016
"Next Generation 112" (NG112) Emergency Communications Plugtest, 14 to 18 March 2016 5G: From Myth to Reality: 21 April 2016 CEPT-ETSI joint workshop on PPDR (date TBC) © ETSI All rights reserved

19 Thank you for listening
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