RF Overview

RF energy is used in a wide range of applications including telecommunication, non-communication, and medical devices. The most popular and commonly used source of this energy is telecommunication. RF energy has similarly diverse uses in more specific fields, such as the medical industry. The human body is imaged using RF waves in MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging). RF may also be used to kill cancer cells and perform beauty procedures including skin tightening, weight reduction, and cell healing.

Microwave ovens, which use RF energy to heat food, are examples of non-communication devices that use the technology. RF radiation may also be used for heating and sealing in the manufacturing sector. In the same way as a microwave oven cooks food, industrial heaters and sealers produce RF radiation that quickly heats the material being treated.

RF Testing

Before placing a Radio device on the market clients must perform testing for compliance with local regulations. FCC in US, ISED in Canada regulate use of radio devices. Testing depends upon frequency of operation and the final intended use.
We offer RF Testing and compliance services in its state-of-the-art facility in Toronoto.

In the European Union, the CE mark applies to Radio devices. we can provide test reports which can be used to declare compliance against the CE mark. In Europe Emissions and Immunity requirements apply before a product can be placed on the market. At the same time Product Safety and EMC testing requirements should be complied with for complete approvals.