Since April of 97 I've been in telecoms, but I have worked with computers
about 14 years.
For the past few years, for computers, anyway, one may either obtain FCC
certification as before, obtaining and applying an FCC ID for Class B
equipment, or self certify, generate a Declaration of Conformity
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Subject: Re: Question on FCC Class B certifications.
Since April of 97 I've been in telecoms, but I have worked with computers
about 14 years.
For the past few years, for computers, anyway, one may either obtain FCC
certification as before, obtaining and applying an FCC ID for Class B
equipment
harmonics. There's a LOT of RFI out
here, and it is getting worse!
Cortland
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Date: 25-Nov-98 05:45:28 MsgID: 1065-60387 ToID: 72146,373
From: Kretsch, John INTERNET:john_kret...@adc.com
Subj: RE: Question on FCC Class B
Hello all.
I have a question on that centers on the new FCC Class B
certification procedures.
My company has recently bought a bunch of PCs for use
as emulators during emissions testing. I happened to
notice that while ALL of the PCs had the FCC Class B
logo on their label, some of the PCs also
Hi Chaz,
Yes, that is allowed as part of the new (10/1/97) FCC rules using the
DoC procedure - check Part 15 Sec 15.102 (interesting reading). That
label certainly generated questions in our group when we first saw it.
A related question is what about incorporating one of these PCs INTO a
product
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