In this companion webinar to Get up to Speed, with 5G, industry expert Michael Derby will dive deeper into using 5G as a tool to meet the latest demands of our world, how it differs from previous cellular generations, and compliance of 5G from a test lab and certification body perspective.
Why should I attend?
To help you gain marketing access, Michael will guide you through the testing required to get a 5G device approved and how those tests differ from the previous generation. These tests include radio performance, EMC, RF exposure safety (SAR and PSD), over the air (OTA), and conformance testing, and the regulatory requirements for the USA (FCC) and the EU (RED).
Additionally, this presentation will include more detailed information on:
- What is 5G, and how does it differ from previous Gs?
- 5G in business and society, for lifestyle and IoT
- Advantages of using 5G
- Challenges of using 5G
- Required testing for 5G products to ensure market access
- Regulatory approval for the FCC and RED
Register today
Register via the links below to secure your spot for the session that best fits your time zone.
Register for the 'Getting up to Speed, with 5g - a Compliance Perspective' webinar
April 1st at 7:00 am PDT | 10:00am EDT | 3:00pm BST
Register for the 'Getting up to Speed, with 5G - a Compliance Perspective' webinar
April 1st at 11:00am PDT | 2:00pm EDT | 7:00pm BST
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