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Wireless Charging Systems for Medical Devices & SAR Testing Regulations
When most people think of wireless charging systems, the devices that first come to mind are probably smartphones, tablets, or smartwatches. As…
What to Expect From the RF Exposure Testing Process
Many manufacturers aren’t familiar with what to expect when they begin the SAR testing process. In fact, manufacturers may not even be…
Radio Frequency Test – What is an RF Device?
Radio frequency is something used by most electronic devices that we come into contact with every day. Does this mean that all…
Wireless Power Transfer System, Near Field Communication, and SAR Regulations
Near field communication devices were previously excluded from physical testing SAR compliance, but have been required to prove compliance with FCC SAR…
RF Energy and Vehicle Connectivity – How These Technologies are Connected
We live in a world of wireless devices, wireless connectivity, and wireless communication. The vehicles we drive are no exception, as we’ve…
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.…
What is SAR (Specific Absorption Rate)?
For anyone interested in learning more about SAR, or who has the question “What is SAR?” on their mind, we’re taking an…
Navigating Regulation for Medical Devices & What to Look For in a SAR Testing Lab
Any medical device will undergo significant regulation by a variety of regulatory agencies, and it’s easy to understand why this is the…
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?…
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