This article will be for the FCC certification and TCB sampling FCC ID sample testing common topic Q & A introduction, for your reference.

About FCC Certification:

Q1: What are the FCC's certification methods?

A1: FCC has three main authentication methods, self-declaration (Verification), Declaration of Conformity (DoC) and FCC ID certification (Certification).

Q2: What is the difference between the FCC's three authentication methods?

A2: The following chart can clearly tell you what the difference between the three -

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Frequently Asked Questions about TCB Sampling FCC ID Sample Testing

Q1: What are the requirements for the sample testing of TCB?

A1: TCB requires a sample survey of 5% of the total certified product per year. Of the 5% of the TCB sampling plan, 1% must be the FCC ID containing the SAR test. The selected samples must be tested and evaluated according to the requirements of the FCC and the Canadian Industry Department, including packaging, marketing, user manuals, labeling and use of the software.

Q2: How does TCB pick samples?

A2: The samples reviewed by the TCB are selected from the products that have been certified by the TCB. TCB in the selection of the main from the following aspects:

① new technology equipment (New technologies)

New applicant.

New testing laboratory.

Q3: What are the ranges of TCB sampling samples?

A3: The range of TCB sample samples includes the following:

① The number of samples sampled by TCB requires at least 5% of the total certified product, which contains products of range A and range B. Range A for unlicensed RF equipment products, range B for licsensed radio equipment products.

②TCB will be all certified products in the telecommunications terminal equipment as the scope of the review C, requiring the extraction of 2% of the sample number.

③ TCB is required to provide an annual market supervision report to the FCC by January 31 of the following year.

④ If TCB has certified that the product does not meet RF exposure requirements, such products should be included in the total number of samples to be audited. And at least 1% of the total sample of the product through the SAR test.

After reading this article we have a further understanding of the FCC certification?