Amund

There are methods under the Directive for The Commission to have the status of 
a Notified Body revoked, but there's not a higher authority to go to on 
technical matters and I would suggest it is better to confirm your approach is 
technically correct.

You don't mention the standard, or the mask, but the methods in ETSI standards 
are typically clear.

Since you're using a NB, you're not obliged to use a published standard and may 
wish to refer to ERC Recommendation 74-01

Best regards
Charlie

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From: Amund Westin <[email protected]>
Sent: 13 September 2024 14:26
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PSES] Challenge a Notified Body decision

Is it possible to challenge a EU Notified Body decision ? Bringing the case to 
a superior body that can decide as a independent third party?

There is disagreement about how to design a spectrum mask, in connection with 
radio spur testing according to a non-harmonized standard. The test itself is 
either passed or failed, depending on how the mask is designed.
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