The first US testing lab to receive ISED Accreditation for millimeter-wave testing.
Ensuring SAR Compliance in Wearable Tech Devices: Challenges and Solutions
In the ever-evolving landscape of wearable technology, devices that seamlessly integrate with our daily lives are becoming ubiquitous. From smartwatches that track…
The Future of RF Testing: Trends and Innovations to Watch
Just like technology, RF testing and SAR regulations are always changing. It can be difficult to keep up with, but it doesn’t…
A Guide to RF Exposure and SAR Testing for Wireless Devices
Do you have a wireless device in development that will require compliance testing for RF exposure? You’ve come to the right place.…
Power Density Testing for Millimeter Wave Devices
Power density is an increasingly important part of our technology-reliant world. It will only become more important as more technology relies on…
What Are Beamforming Antennas and How Are They Tested?
Beamforming antennas are used to power and enhance technologies like Wi-Fi and 5G, so users can have more precise connections and increased…
High Frequency Wireless Technology and SAR Testing
High rates of data usage from consumers now require that technology evolve to accommodate changes in how mobile technology is used. Mobile…
Updates to FCC SAR Requirements for Test Exemption Power Thresholds
The FCC has published changes to its SAR Test Exemption Power Thresholds. Devices containing a Bluetooth transmitter are affected the most by…
What is OTA Testing?
As technology advances and changes, so does consumer demand for more efficient wireless technology and networks. This has paved the way for…
Cell Phone SAR Regulations – Why it’s Important to Test Cellular Devices
The number of people currently using smartphones is estimated to be 6.6 billion. Cell phones, now smartphones, are one of the most…
5G, Millimeter Wave, and Their Effect on Laptop SAR Testing
As the millimeter wave frequency expands, so has 5G availability. Though 5G started as the domain of cell phones and tablets, it’s…