EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) certification verifies that electronic devices meet international standards to prevent harmful electromagnetic interference. Mandatory in regions like the EU and the U.S., it applies to sectors such as consumer electronics, industrial machinery, and telecom. The certification ensures safe, interference-free operation, regulatory compliance, and product reliability.

FCC Certification, regulated by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, ensures electronic devices meet electromagnetic interference (EMI) limits to prevent disruption of communication networks. Required by law for most electronic products—such as wireless and IT equipment—it confirms compliance with technical standards for U.S. market entry, reducing legal risks and ensuring product reliability.