What is Wireless Device Testing? The Basics of Testing and Regulations
Wireless device testing refers to a range of testing services designed to test compatibility, functionality, interoperability, performance, and more for these devices.…
Everything You Should Know About SAR Standards
As a manufacturer, are you familiar with SAR standards? Do you have an in-depth understanding of what goes into ensuring that your…
What Does Our A2LA Accreditation Mean for Manufacturers?
RF Exposure Lab is an A2LA accredited laboratory, and is very proud of this accreditation, but what does it mean for manufacturers?…
How RF Labs Help Manufacturers Keep Up With SAR Compliance
As the application of RF energy changes and is updated, such as for the use of millimeter wave devices and near-field devices,…
A Deep Dive Into RF Regulatory Compliance
In this article, we’re taking a deep dive into RF regulatory compliance. Proving compliance with government regulations for wireless devices using RF…
Why Low Frequency Specific Absorption Rate Testing is Necessary
When it comes to specific absorption rate testing, most of the focus is on higher frequency bands. However, many devices use low…
How Pre-Compliance SAR Testing Can Help Manufacturers Save Time & Money
SAR compliance testing can be complicated. Failing compliance testing can result in product redesigns, delayed time to market, and increased cost of…
SAR Testing Lab Regulations: Part 15 Devices
Part 15 regulations, like most FCC regulations for SAR and RF compliance, can be unclear. This is especially true for manufacturers of…
What is a Millimeter Wave? Answers to This and Other Questions About mmWave
Demand due to technological advances has created a need for faster network services. This is what has led to the development of…
The Answer to “When is SAR Testing Required?”
As a manufacturer of wireless devices, you may be wondering, “when is SAR testing required?” You may also be unsure if the…