FCC Certification for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Devices

Get Help From Our Engineers With FCC Compliance for Your Device Need help complying with FCC Part 15? We work with businesses and individuals across the country, including in , to achieve compliance with Part 15 and other FCC regulations. Click the “Talk to Our...

How to Get CE Certification for Electronic Devices

If you intend to market an electronic device in the European Union, it must complete the CE certification process. This process involves testing your electronic device to verify it complies with relevant EU regulations regarding electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and...

FCC Certification for Cell Phone Signal Boosters

Cell phone signal boosters are used to strengthen and increase the reach of cellular networks in areas with weak or unreliable cell signals. These devices are commonly used in rural areas and offices or industrial buildings that require fast data speeds and reliable...

What Does CE Certified Mean?

If you are manufacturing an electronic device and plan to market it in the European Union (EU), you’ve likely heard of the importance of CE certification. CE, or European Conformity, is a compliance mark that demonstrates a device complies with all relevant EU...

What Are Radiated Emissions?

If you’ve ever looked at electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations, such as FCC Part 15, you’ve likely seen the term “radiated emissions” used frequently. Radiated emissions are a common type of electromagnetic radiation. They can cause a variety of issues for...

What is Conducted Susceptibility?

Electronic devices sold in the United States, European Union and other markets are required to comply with various electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations. These regulations exist to protect the  A key aspect of EMC compliance is verifying that your device...