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In order to sell electronic/ Wireless products within the United States of America, products must be certified in reference to the relevant legislation under FCC, OSHA, CPSC, DoE and other Federal and state law requirements. Else, suppliers can be exposed to fines and blocking in the custom. This article will touch the base of the […]
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What are the FCC Labeling Requirements? Electrical & electronic instruments which can generate radiofrequency radiation, as well as that, may create disruption to devices operating in the radio energy spectrum of 9 kHz to 3000 GHz are primarily regulated by FCC regulation. It falls into 3 categories: Unintentional Radiators Intentional Radiators Incidental Radiator What […]
Read More >>The FCC has taken action to facilitate expedited access to new and advanced wireless technologies. In a Report, FCC updated the agency’s radio frequency device marketing and importation rules to accelerate the release of new wireless devices. Under the revised rules, manufacturers will be allowed limited marketing and pre-sales of wireless devices to consumers as long […]
Read More >>Rules issued in 2019 by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on the measurement of human exposure to radiofrequency (RF) emissions are valid since May 3rd. The rules impose a thorough evaluation of RF emissions in potentially higher-exposure situations, while providing a more effective exemption process in low-exposure situations (low-power devices, relatively large distances between […]
Read More >>The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is evaluating the potential approval of a new wireless microphone technology that would make more efficient use of the radio spectrum in large music venues or convention centers. The FCC’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking seeks public comment on allowing wireless multi-channel audio systems on a licensed basis in currently authorized frequency bands, as […]
Read More >>The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has amended its rules regarding the standard to be used to assess hearing aid-compatible (HAC) telephone handsets. In a Report and Order issued at the end of February, the Commission adopted the 2019 edition of ANSI C63.19, American National Standard Methods of Measurement Compatibility Between Wireless Communications Devices and Hearing Aids, as the standard to […]
Read More >>At December , 2020—The Federal Communications Commission authorized the first Wi-Fi device for use in the 6 GHz spectrum band (5.925–7.125 GHz). In April, the Commission adopted new rules to expand unlicensed operations in the 6 GHz band, ushering in Wi-Fi 6—the next generation of Wi-Fi—and boosting the growth of the Internet of Things. This […]
Read More >>The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued a Request for Information (RFI) soliciting comments on possible revisions to the energy efficiency regulations for battery chargers covered by EPCA, which means any charger that is capable of charging batteries for a consumer product, including chargers that may be embedded as components of other consumer products. The DOE is interested […]
Read More >>The FCC Type approval adopted new rules for 6GHz on April 23, 2020. According to these rules, it is possible to use 1200 MHz of spectrum in 5.925–7.125 GHz frequency band without license acquisition. This will help to raise the speed of broadband connection and provide better connectivity in the country and underserved areas. Hence, […]
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The FCC certificate published the rule related to the methods that may be used for determining and achieving compliance on human exposure to radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields. It amends the rules related to an increasingly important part of demonstrating and maintaining RF exposure compliance. Main points which published by FCC certificate are as follows: […]
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