name: SAM
full_form: Specific Anthropomorphic Mannequin
context: in step 1, followed by an assessment of each in the following steps. This process traditionally results in 2 tables, e.g. as captured in the legacy technical reports in. The 1st table consisting of an uncertainty budget with a list of contributors, their associated UID and reference to a full description. The 2nd table carrying out the uncertainty assessment of uncertainty contributions listed in the 1st table. In this report there are many tables so to keep the document manageable the full documentation method is used just for a single requirement type (i.e. EIRP accuracy, Normal test conditions in clause 9.2) in order to demonstrate the process for all considered chamber types. For the all the remaining requirements the same process is followed and the data in the 2 tables is merged into a single one (e.g. as in table 9.3.2.3-1) in order to save space in the report. In the merged table the UID column contains the annex where the uncertainty contributor description is given.
description: The Specific Anthropomorphic Mannequin (SAM) is a standardized model used in telecommunications to test and measure the performance of devices or systems. Different versions exist, including a head phantom and a head and shoulder phantom, which introduce uncertainty that needs to be considered in measurement accuracy.
explanation: SAM is classified as Testing Equipment because it is a tool specifically designed for evaluating the performance of telecommunication components and systems.
section_title: A.12.1	Uncertainty from using different types of SAM phantom
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