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Говоря за инвестиция над 100 млн.

Говоря за инвестиция над 100 млн.

Е то не може просто да запише, че не подлежи на CE маркиране, щото няма как да го продава законно. Поне не и на произволни клиенти. Декларация за съответствие си трябва, друг е въпроса това дето го е декларирал вътре до колко е реално... Ама какво да си говорим, ако не настъпи някой голям по мазола или не направи някоя беля, шанса някой да му се заяде е много-много-малък. Едва ли иде реч за инсустриални/медицински/аеро или автомобилни приложения...

...enables the exclusion of the following equipment (not exclusive) from the application of the EMC Directive, provided that they include no active electronic part(s):
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– Batteries and accumulators (without active electronic circuits);
– Headphones, loudspeakers without amplification;
– Pocket lamps without active electronic circuits.
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Тоест, пльосваш CE-то въру кутията, слагаш в кашона и една декларация за съответствие, и докато не те хванат в издънка (демек докато някой не премери реално), всичко е законно и наред?

There are several permissive changes (PC)/modifications that can be made to an RF device without the need for filing for a new equipment authorization, however changes to the basic frequency determining and stabilizing circuitry (including clock and data rate), frequency multiplication stages, basic modulator circuit or maximum power or field strength will always require a new FCC ID and a new equipment authorization to the FCC. There are 3 – three – classes of permissive changes:

Class 1: Changes that do not degrade the characteristics reported to the FCC and do not require a modification of the grant – No Filing is required
Class 2: Changes that degrade the performance reported to the FCC but are still in compliance with the limits and changes to the grant – Filing required
Class 3: Changes to software for a software defined/cognitive radio – Filing required

The CE marking is a declaration by the manufacturer, importer, or the entity first placing the product on the market that the product conforms to the appropriate directives. This is confirmed by the legally binding signature on the Declaration of Conformity.
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Download the Harmonized Standards for free at www.etsi.org.
There are several routes to demonstrate compliance with the R&TTE Directive, for most cases meeting with the requirements of the relevant Harmonized Standards will provide presumption of conformity required thus enabling you to sign a Declaration of Conformity with confidence.

If customers do not want to have to completely re-certify their product as an intentional radiator for FCC, they must use the module in their design. Copying portions of the layout from any of our certified devices is not sufficient. They also must follow the antenna design/layout guidelines exactly as shown in the datasheet (even the trace path must be copied exactly). If they want to add a Murata connector in the RF path, or change the antenna to one of the same type (chip) with equal or less gain, they can do so without refiling. Other changes such as a different antenna, or adding an antenna diversity switch will require filing for a class 2 permissive change. This costs about half as much as the full certification.

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Customers will still need to take their products through other FCC/IC testing such as unintentional radiators (FCC sub part 15B) including any other required regionally driven end product certifications including but not limited to EU directives.

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The TI SimpleLink™ CC31xx & CC32xx modules will be certified for appropriate EU radio and EMC directives, and evidenced by the CE Mark.
This certification eliminates EU RTTE based retesting efforts, resulting in savings of more than $25K per product model family including test cycling and support resource benefits.