Batch control is an essential element to ensure consistent product quality, especially in sectors where precision and reliability are essential. Through a rigorous testing process, each production batch is analyzed to verify compliance with technical and regulatory standards. This approach allows for the timely identification of any defects, ensuring … Read more
In the context of wireless communications, the FCC Permissive Change represents a strategic solution for companies that want to make minor changes to a product that has already been certified, without having to repeat the entire certification process. This tool, regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), allows wireless devices to be updated quickly and efficiently, while maintaining compliance with current regulations. … Read more
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States regulates all products containing radio transmitters - such as telecommunications, satellite and cable communication devices - guaranteeing the correct application of the Radio Communication Act. For the Canadian market, however, the same products are regulated by Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED). The key function… Read more
The Code of Federal Regulations – the Code of US Federal Regulations which contains, among other aspects, regulations for electronic and telecommunications equipment – has recently undergone important updates. These make it useful, if not necessary, to provide an overview of some application details of the rules themselves. Clearly… Read more
RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) Technology - thanks to the persistence of competitive costs and its growing penetration in various sectors - is witnessing high market growth, a trend that seems to be well confirmed also in terms of future scenarios. Among the applications that make this market flourishing, the commercial industry undoubtedly appears – … Read more
Directive 2014/30/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council - of 26 February 2014 - harmonizes the laws of the Member States regarding the electromagnetic compatibility of devices that can be placed on the market. The EMC directive presents itself as a regulatory text in the context of safety standards - referring to the IEC/ISO EN technical standards at ... Read more
To be imported and marketed in the United States, radio frequency devices must obtain authorization following the procedures established by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC); procedures which were updated in November 2018. The categories of devices that must comply with the standards expressed by the FCC regulations (Part 15B) are the following: circuits … Read more
Electromagnetic compatibility is an important issue in engineering and society today and is set to become increasingly relevant as computer and electronic technology advances. It is a relatively recent concept and its birth is linked to the large-scale diffusion of electronic equipment and their use in different … Read more
With 332 million buyers and an almost constant growth in consumption of electronic, electrical and radio equipment, the US market is one of the most profitable and safest for manufacturers in the sector. Products placed on the US market must meet the technical requirements established by local regulations. The regulations and… Read more