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Commission Proposes Fines for Unlicensed Radio Transmissions

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) continues to enforce its regulations against the operations...

FCC Proposes New “Innovation Spectrum” for Broadband Radio Service

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has released proposed rules for a new Citizens Broadband...

New Edition of TIA-4950 Published

A new edition of TIA-4950 has been published by the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA)....

FCC Seizes Pirate Radio Station Equipment

The Enforcement Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has recently stepped up its...

A Challenge of Portable Radio Transmitters Used in Close Proximity

1405 F1 coverIntentional RF transmitting devices seem to be everywhere. Smart phones, tablets and similar devices provide the ability for users to be connected to the internet any time, from any location using nearly any device. Other than the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and the inner canyon of the Grand Canyon, it may be difficult to find any location without WiFi available.

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ACB Gains Japan Recognition, Can Now Certify Licensed Radios

Japan's Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) has approved American Certification Body to certify...

FCC modifies travelers information station requirements

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has clarified and amended its rules governing the transmission...

Time running out for land mobile radio spectrum migration

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issued a reminder regarding the migration of...

A Tall Tale: What’s Luck Got to Do With It?

Rising above the tidal marshes of Southern New Jersey stands a red and white antenna tower shadowing a World War II era radio shack. The marsh was a simple mosquito nursery in the 40s when the first modest building—a cinder block foundation and stick-framed walls— was erected as part of a string of radio stations that formed a wartime network on the East Coast. German subs prowled the waters just off the shore of Cape May which hosted just a few houses and one general store with peeling gray paint and sway-back roofline.

Use of Third Party EMC or Radio Test Laboratories

There are numerous reasons for the use of an external test laboratory by organizations developing, manufacturing or marketing electric or electronic products. These reasons may include lack of or limited testing capability, scheduling conflicts within the organization, etc. Whatever the case may be, the proper selection of an external third party test laboratory is critical since the test results may be used to demonstrate product compliance or to verify changes to a product design.

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