Regulatory content
Wireless
Wireless regulations establish licensing, certification and bandwidth requirements for devices that intentionally emit radiofrequency signals in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Wireless
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Countries Covered
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Sources in C2P
Content Overview
Our wireless topic in C2P covers laws, regulations and supporting documents applying to radio frequency spectrum allocation, with a primary focus on unlicensed areas of the spectrum typically reserved for short range, low power devices. These include:
- Wireless accessories
- Local area networking (LAN)
- Internet-connected appliances (IoT)
- Radio frequency identification (RFID)
The content includes spectrum allocation tables and requirements for test standards, certification, registration, and approval. The covered devices typically use WiFi, Bluetooth, ZigBee or other low-power wireless communications standards.
Coverage Included
Our regulatory content in C2P is historically comprehensive with a robust QA process to ensure quality, consistency and accuracy. Below is a high level summary of our coverage for this topic:
- USA: FCC Radio Frequency Devices Regulations, 47 CFR Part 15, 1989
- EU: Radio Equipment, Directive 2014/53/EU
- Brazil’s Resolution No. 242 of November 30, 2000
- China: Regulation on Type Approval and Self-Declaration of Conformity for Radio Equipment, Consultation, March 2020
- China: Catalogue and Technical Requirements for Micro-power Short Range Radio Transmitting Equipment, Announcement No. 52, 2019
- IEEE 802.11x WLAN and 802.15 WPAN of Wireless Standards
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