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US FCC recognizes PH electronics facility’s ISO accreditation
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The Philippines may soon expand its electronics testing market to the United States as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recognized recently the testing capabilities of the DOST’s Electronics Product Development Center (EPDC).
In an email, Jihad Hermes of the FCC informed EPDC that it recognizes the ISO 17025 accreditation it obtained from the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation last September 2019.
The recognition allows the EPDC to perform compliance testing on equipment subject to the FCC’s Declaration of Conformity (DOC) and Certification rules for Unintentional Radiators.
Peter Antonio B. Banzon, chief science research specialist at DOST-ASTI and project leader for EPDC, commended its team and industry partners at the Electronics Industries Association of the Philippines Inc. (EIAPI), which manages the operations of the EPDC, for their hard work in making the achieveme
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