Industry Certification

Certifications Regarding Cellular Technology

GCF

GCF stands for Global Certification Forum, which is a voluntary certification organization in Europe. The GCF was established in the context of the abolition of mandatory certification, with the hope that through this certification operators and handset manufacturers will guarantee the interoperability of terminals on a global scale.

PTCRB

PTCRB stands for PCS Type Certification Review Board, which was originally established by North American mobile operators, and now the operator members are no longer limited to North America, but cover mobile operator members around the world. In order to ensure that the communication equipment can work on the mobile network of the PTCRB operator members and ensure that the product matches the mobile standard of the operator's network, the device needs to be certified by the PTCRB and obtain the

Certification Regarding SRD Technology

Bluetooth SIG

The Bluetooth SIG owns the rights to develop Bluetooth trademarks and standards, and all Bluetooth® core specifications, application specifications, and test specifications are formulated by the SIG Alliance, and have complete intellectual property rights. Its main work includes: publishing Bluetooth standards, managing certification procedures, protecting Bluetooth trademarks, and promoting Bluetooth technology.

Wi-Fi Alliance

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, the Wi-Fi Alliance is dedicated to promoting Wi-Fi brands to the market, increasing consumer awareness of emerging 802.11 technologies, and conducting interoperability certification testing and trademark licensing for Wi-Fi devices.

NFC Forum

NFC is a standards-based, short-range wireless connectivity technology that connects electronic devices by simplifying transactions, exchanging digital content, and connecting electronic devices via touch. The forum aims to promote the implementation and standardization of NFC technology and ensure synergy between devices and services.

Qi Certification

For smartphones and other portable mobile devices, Qi currently supports up to 15W of charging power.

CCC Digital Key Certification

The CCC Digital Key provides a global standard for interoperability, so this certification is essential to build trust among consumers and the industry. This enables automotive and equipment manufacturers to offer a secure and user-friendly digital key experience.

Certifications Regarding Other Technology

IEEE 1725

IEEE1725 certification applies to major portable products (e.g., mobile phones) and their accessories (e.g., batteries, cells, adapters) that are sold or used in North America (U.S., Canada, etc.) and may operate over wireless networks and that run on lithium batteries.

USB IF

USB-IF was established to provide support organizations and forums for the advancement and adoption of universal serial bus technology. The forum promotes the development of high-quality compatible USB peripherals (devices) and promotes the benefits of USB and the quality of products that pass compliance testing.

CTIA Battery Life 认证

Founded in 2012, the CTIA Battery Life Working Group is led by several major operators and terminal manufacturers in the United States, and is committed to studying the battery life of terminals under various network environments and application conditions, and formulating test methods and technical requirements for terminals. Under the influence of the widespread application of LTE-A and VoLTE technologies, the power consumption and battery life performance testing of communication terminals ha