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Electronic Product FCC Certification Testing

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Update time : 2024-04-22

The FCC regulates only electromagnetic interference, which mainly includes the following types:

1) Antenna Terminal Interference

Mainly targeted at devices with external antennas, such as TVs.


2) Radiation Interference (Radiation Emission)

Radiation interference propagates through space. Interference occurring at frequencies from 30MHz to 1GHz is mostly radiation interference.

 

3) Conduction Interference (Conduction Emission)

Conduction interference propagates through power lines, signal lines, and other conductors. FCC requires frequencies from 150kHz to 30MHz. Interference occurring at low frequencies is mostly conduction interference.

 

Electronic Product FCC Certification Testing(图1)


So, should my product undergo fcc id certification or fcc sdoc certification?

1) Regular Products

Typical products such as AV equipment, IT devices, lighting fixtures, small household appliances, keyboards, headphones, night lights, electric fans, street lights, speakers, and other non-wireless ordinary products need FCC SDoC certification.

 

2) Wireless Product Category (Requires FCC ID Certification)

Wireless products can be easily distinguished based on frequency:

a. Transmitting frequencies: 125kHz, 13.56MHz

Typical products: bus card readers, wireless chargers, access card readers;

 

b. Transmitting frequencies: 27MHz, 49MHz

Typical products: wireless mice, remote control toys;

 

c. Transmitting frequencies: 315MHz, 433MHz (intermittent, periodically triggered products)

Typical products: remote switches, wireless doorbells, anti-theft devices;

 

Electronic Product FCC Certification Testing(图2)


d. Transmitting frequency: 88-108MHz

Typical products: car FM transmitters;

 

e. Transmitting frequencies: 902-928MHz, 2400-2483.5MHz, 5725-5850MHz

Typical products: remote control toys, wireless mice, Bluetooth speakers, Bluetooth (single mode/dual mode), smart home devices, WIFI (2.4G/5G), etc.;

 

f. Transmitting frequency: 5.15~5.85GHz

Typical products: 5G WIFI.

 

3) Other Wireless Product Categories mainly involve products that can still function normally when wireless functionality is removed, or products with USB interfaces that serve data transmission functions. It is recommended to undergo both FCC SDoC and FCC ID certifications simultaneously.

 

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