FCC Part 15

FCC Clarifies Emissions Requirements for LED Lights

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) published guidelines that clarify how FCC rules apply to RF LED products. RF LED lighting devices are classified as unintentional radiators and are therefore are subject to the FCC’s Part 15 rules.

FCC Warns: Blocking Hotspots is Still Illegal

After public backlash and a stern FCC warning, Marriott has clearly lost the battle...

Agilent Technologies Extends Frequency Range and Enhances Scan Speed of Standards-Compliant MXE EMI Receiver

Agilent Technologies Inc. announced two new options for its MXE X-Series electromagnetic interference receiver:...

Filter Connectors from a 2013 Perspective

1308 F4 cover Filter connectors are often a misunderstood product for many components engineers. The lack of understanding is often a result of the fact that filter connectors seldom make the “What’s New” headlines and because many engineers typically don’t have a need for them. But those who do are certainly glad they are available!

US vs Recent Canadian Rules for Ultra-Wideband Radio Operations

Industry Canada limits for handheld and indoor communication devices are more stringent in part than the FCC’s. Test methods and equipment labeling also differ somewhat between the FCC and IC rules.

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High Intensity Radiated Fields (HIRF), Part 4

FCC Issues Limited Delay in TCPA Implementation

Efforts Underway to Save Marconi Radio Towers in Canada

FDA Struggles to Meet Product Review Deadlines

Design and Operation of Antennas