Get CE, FCC & Other Certifications for Your Electronic Device Need help complying with CE & FCC standards for electronics? We work with businesses and individuals across the country, including in , to achieve compliance with FCC Part 15 and CE regulations. Click...
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...
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...
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) are two common terms you’ll see if you’re in the process of developing an electronic device. Electronic devices are tested for both EMI and EMC before going to market. While these terms are...
If you’re in the process of designing or manufacturing an electronic device, you’re likely familiar with the importance of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Electromagnetic compatibility refers to your device’s ability to function in its environment without being...
If you’ve developed an electronic device and plan to market it in the United Kingdom, you may have read about the CE mark and UKCA mark, which are the two compliance marks accepted in the United Kingdom. After Brexit, the UK introduced its own conformity mark, the UK...
Over the last decades, more than 75% of FCC testing has been outsourced to Chinese test labs. Offshore testing in China affects the quality of our radio frequency spectrum, creates unsafe devices, and produces real, meaningful security vulnerabilities that could potentially expose your communications data to the Chinese Communist Party and related parties for surveillance or espionage.
The FCC will vote on May 22 to finalize a rule that will bar risky China-based testing labs from testing products sold in the United States. Compliance Testing LLC supports the proposed new rule and would like your support to insure this critical industry returns to the United States to give us safer devices and a more secure communications environment.
