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Once the proper frequency band is chosen and the product developed, it is time to consider the certification process. The transmitter and receiver are considered differently even if combined into a transceiver. The receiver is the simpler process of the two. The receiver is considered an unintentional radiator and is subject to authorization under the Declaration of Conformity process. This is a simple process in which an accredited laboratory tests the product to ensure that the equipment complies with FCC standards. An FCC filing or submittal is not required unless specifically requested pursuant to Section 2.1076. The test results should be maintained within the applicant’s files. Following successful completion of this process, the end product should be labeled as prescribed by the FCC. It should be noted that there is no modular certification for receivers. Products marketed as pre-certified only have the transmitter certification. It is up to the manufacturer of the end product to get the product tested as an unintentional radiator. Fortunately, this is the quickest and least expensive certification.
