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Wireless Testing and Certification Seminar
New spectrum and services are being allocated in the US and abroad as
the demand for higher speed and multi-point access to information
pushes developers to create highly integrated products. Exotic,
broadband modulation techniques cram more bits-per-hertz into the
allocated spectrum. As it is not uncommon to find
multiple-transmitter devices, the challenge to certify these devices
creates issues dealing with radiation hazards, electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) and certification strategies.
Elliott Laboratories and American TCB will present the latest
information on FCC, Canadian, European, and international
certification requirements in a seminar titled
Testing and Certification of Wireless Devices. This
two-day seminar featuring information on
International Approvals will be presented November
14,15 in Sunnyvale, California and again November 17,18 in Costa
Mesa, California.
Who should attend this seminar
This seminar is being presented to designers, developers, and
testers of wireless products. As the technologies evolve, the
regulations for measurement and certification of wireless products
are constantly evolving and creating challenges for electronics
industry. Keeping abreast of these changes and the nuances of the
regulations is critical for speeding electronics products'
time-to-market. Fierce competition from rival developers creates
additional pressure to design the devices for compliance with the
regulatory requirements and "getting it right the first time."
Why attend this seminar
New spectrum and services are being allocated in the US and
abroad as the demand for higher speed and multi-point access to
information pushes developers to create highly integrated products.
Exotic, broadband modulation techniques cram more bits-per-hertz into
the allocated spectrum. As it is not uncommon to find
multiple-transmitter devices, the challenge to certify these devices
creates issues dealing with radiation hazards, electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) and certification strategies.
Instructors:
Our lecturers have a wealth of experience and information in the
field of product certification and will share their perspective and
insight on the regulations and evolving requirements for radio
frequency systems.
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Art Wall, Former Deputy Chief of the FCC Laboratory
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Dennis Ward, Reviewing Engineer, AmericanTCB
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David Bare, Chief Technical Officer, Elliott Laboratories
The goal of this seminar is to present the latest information on
these evolving requirements and to give attendees better
understanding of the processes and procedures for approving Wireless
equipment.
Click here for complete seminar information and registration details!
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Meet Art Wall |
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Art Wall recently retired from the Federal Communications Commission
as Deputy Chief of the FCC Laboratory with over thirty-five years
experience in radio regulatory issues, Electro-Magnetic Compatibility
(EMC), EMC standards and conformity assessment. He authored and
participated in the development of numerous mandatory and voluntary
standards for low power transmitters and for controlling radio
interference. Mr. Wall was first Secretary and then Chairman for over
15 years of Subcommittee A dealing with instrumentation and
measurement method for the International Special Committee on Radio
Interference (IEC/CISPR), under the auspices of the International
Electro-Technical Commission (IEC).
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684 W. Maude Avenue
Sunnyvale, California 94085
www.elliottlabs.com
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