COMPLIANCE TESTING OF WIRELESS DEVICES
AND UNINTENTIONAL RADIATORS
This workshop provides an overview of the current changes to the standard C63.10 for unlicensed transmitter testing and the proposed changes to the standard C63.26 for licensed transmitter testing. In addition, there will be an overview of C63.30:2021 for wireless power transfer devices. There will be specific emphasis on new procedures. C63.10 and C63.26 capture most of the procedures for testing unlicensed and licensed wireless devices to show compliance with FCC and ISED Canada requirements. Group discussions will be a highlight of the wireless workshop. A demonstration will supplement the lecture material. The instructors are members of ANSC C63®; they have an intimate knowledge of the technology and contributed directly to the development of these procedures.
Who Should Attend
Those responsible for determining compliance with FCC Rules and Regulations, including:
- Product managers and developers
- EMC engineers and test technicians
- Regulatory compliance managers
- Test instrumentation developers
- Calibration and measurement accreditation bodies
- Lab quality assessors
- Test instrumentation and chamber manufacturer
Date and Location
Friday, August 15 (all day) and Saturday, August 16 (morning)
UL Solutions - 2800 Perimeter Park Drive, Morrisville, NC 27560
Expert Instructors
Mark Briggs, UL Director, Wireless Certification Program
The UL Wireless Certification Body provides certification for radio devices for US (FCC) and Canada (ISED), Type Examination as a Notified Body for the EU’s Radio Equipment and EMC Directives and the UKCA equivalents.
Mark has been with UL since 2011, with a gap year at Intel where he worked on wireless charging. He has more than 30 years of experience in EMC and wireless testing and Certification Body functions for FCC, Industry Canada and the EU.
He Participates in several Working Groups for the wireless test standards ANSI C63.10 and ANSI C63.26. Mark is an active board member of the TCB Council (previously Chair, Vice-Chair and Secretary)
Bob DeLisi, UL Principal Engineer
Bob DeLisi is an EMC/Wireless Principal Engineer at UL Solutions. Bob has been with UL for over 35 years in the EMC/Wireless business and has been involved in all facets of from laboratory testing, test site construction and lab management.
Bob is the current Chair of American National Standards Committee (ANSC) C63® for EMC and actively participates on standard development under Subcommittee 1 (Techniques and Development), Subcommittee 4 (Wireless and ISM equipment measurements), Subcommittee 6 (Accreditation/Conformity Assessment) and Subcommittee 8 (Medical Devices). He is also a member of the IECEE’s Committee of Testing Laboratories Expert Task Force for EMC.
Bob is a TCB for the FCC, FCB for ISED Canada and is a Notified Body under both the EMC and Radio Equipment Directives. Bob holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering and is a NARTE Certified EMC Laboratory Engineer.
Travis Thul, Vice President for Student Success & Engagement, Minnesota State University
Travis Thul is an EMC expert with more than 17 years of experience in telecommunications, RF compliance, and regulatory engineering. He has previously served as the Chairman for the ANSI C63.30 wireless power transfer working group and led wireless power transfer engineering for the Federal Communications Commission. He currently serves as the Electrical Engineer member on the Minnesota Board of Electricity, is a reserve cyber officer with the United States Coast Guard, and is the Vice President for Student Success & Engagement at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Travis holds a Doctor of Engineering and is a licensed Professional Engineer in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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