What is the US FCC wireless product certification? US FCC wireless product certification review

Certification Process

1. Declaration of Conformity

The party responsible for the product (manufacturer or importer) will have the product tested by a qualified testing agency designated by the FCC and a test report will be made. If the product complies with the FCC standards, the corresponding label will be affixed to the product, a statement regarding compliance with the FCC standards will be made in the user manual, and the test report will be retained in case the FCC requests it.

2. Brief FCC application process

1) Apply for an FRN first. The first time you apply for an FCC ID, you need to apply for a permanent Grantee Code;

2) Testing

3) Document preparation and review;

4) Obtain a certificate

5) Note: For receivers with a transmission frequency of 30-960MHz, an FCC DOC is required; for receivers with a USB port, an FCC DOC is also required when this port is used for data transmission.

Scope of certification

1) FCC Part 15 - Computing equipment, cordless telephones, satellite receivers, television interface devices, receivers, low-power transmitters

2) FCC Part 18 - Industrial, Scientific and Medical Equipment, i.e. Microwave, RF Lighting Ballasts (ISM)

3) FCC Part 22 - Cellular Telephones

4) FCC Part 24 - Personal Communications Systems, covering licensed personal communications services

5) FCC Part 68 - All types of telecommunications terminal equipment, such as telephones, modems, etc.

6) FCC Part 74 - Experimental broadcast, auxiliary, special broadcast and other program distribution services

7) FCC Part 90 - Private Land Mobile Radio Service including paging devices and mobile radio transmitters, covers land mobile radio products such as high-power walkie-talkies

8) FCC Part 95 - Personal radio services, including devices such as Citizens Band (CB) transmitters, radio controlled (R/C) toys, and equipment used for home radio services

Certification information

1) FCC ID Label

2) FCC ID Label Location

3) User Manual (Instruction Manual)

4) Schematic Diagram (Electrical Schematic) or Manufacturer

5) Block Diagram

6) Theory of Operation

7) Test Report

8) External Photos (Exterior photos) Third party

9) Internal Photos (Internal Photos) Certification Agency

10) Test Setup Photos (Test system configuration diagram)