Application process

1. The customer submits the application form to the testing agency;

2. The customer prepares the test sample (wireless products require a fixed frequency machine) and provides product information (see information requirements);

3. The testing agency issues a draft report, the customer confirms, and issues a formal report;

4. If it is FCC sDoC, the project is completed; if it is to apply for FCC ID, submit the report and technical information to TCB;

5. TCB completes the review and issues the FCC ID certificate, and the testing agency sends the formal report and FCC ID certificate;

6. After the company obtains FCC certification, it can use the FCC logo and related statements on the product;

Note: Manufacturers applying for FCC ID certification for the first time need to register FCC-FRN with FCC to establish an application company file. The certificate issued after the TCB review is completed will have an FCC ID number. Usually, the FCC ID is composed of "manufacturer code (Grantee code)" + "product code (Product code)".

Manufacturer code: three digits or capital letters, issued directly by FCC;

Product code: composed of numbers, letters, and "-", but two or more consecutive "-" cannot be used, and the first and last digits cannot use "-". The maximum number of digits of this code is no more than 14, and the number can be customized by the customer.

Application materials

1. User manual

2. Block Diagram

3. Operation Description

4. Circuit schematic

5. RF modulation

6. Rated Power Declaration

7. Application Form TCB Form 731

8. Authorization Letter POA

9. FCC Confidentiality Letter

Note: FCC The list of materials and requirements for ID certification are as follows:

(1) FCC application form: the applicant company name, address, contact information, product name and model, use standards and other information must be accurate;

(2) FCC authorization letter: the applicant company's contact person must sign and seal it and scan it into an electronic file;

(3) FCC confidentiality letter: the confidentiality letter is an agreement signed between the applicant company and the TCB organization to keep product information confidential. It must be signed and sealed by the applicant company's contact person and scan it into an electronic file;

(4) Block diagram: all crystal oscillators and crystal oscillator frequencies must be drawn and kept consistent with the circuit diagram;

(5) Circuit diagram: must be consistent with the crystal oscillator frequency, number of crystal oscillators and crystal oscillator position in the block diagram;

(6) Circuit description: English is required to clearly describe the functional implementation principle of the product;

(7) User manual: FCC Statement is required;

(8) Label and label position: the label must have FCC The ID number and statement, the label position must be prominent;

(9) Photos of the interior and exterior of the product: the pictures must be clear and concise, and notes must be added if necessary;

(10) Test report: the test must be completed and the product must be fully evaluated according to the standard terms;