Understanding Testing and Approval of Radio Modules in North America
By Engaged Expert
Michael DerbyMichael Derby has been in the product development and approvals business for more than 35 years. His present area of expertise is helping manufacturers get radio equipment onto the market.
A guide to understanding the differences between testing and approval of radio modules to meet FCC and ISED Canada requirements.
When seeking to get radio equipment approved for use by meeting the regulatory requirements, it is crucial to separate the process of testing from approval and understand the difference. Certification for radio transmitters is required in North America by both the FCC and the Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Decanada (ISED Canada).
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Understanding Testing and Approval of Radio Modules in North America includes guidance on:
- The difference between testing and approval
- FCC certification and ISED Canada certification
- Modular approval
- The FCC grant
- Clear installation instructions
- Understanding compliance from the installer’s perspective
- Technical requirement responsibilities
- Legal responsibilities
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