Understanding Testing and Approval of Radio Modules in North America

    Feb. 3, 2021
    As you develop radio equipment, it is crucial to separate testing from approval and understand the difference. This paper breaks down this complicated relationship to help you expedite your route to market and meet FCC and ISED Canada requirements.

    Some manufacturers invest in a pre-certified radio module, hoping to simplify their route to market. However, the product may still fail the necessary tests after installation if any alterations were made. This free white paper guides you through the complicated testing and certification process, including modular approval, the FCC grant, installation instructions, technical requirements, and legal responsibilities to help you expedite your route to market.

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