On 8/14/06, Gerhard Fiedler <lists@connectionbrazil.com> wrote:

> If some do, and all allow self-certification, you may do just that. This is
> basically the "stick a sticker" route (of course after having ensured that
> the product is engineered and produced so that it fulfills the requirements
> imposed by the directives).

I think it is more than a "stick a sticker" since there might be an audit
and the customer might want to request an EMC test report. So you
still have to do all the tests according to the relavant standard. Small
companies normally do not have the equipement and expertise to do
that. So you will still have to go through a qualified test agency.

And for companies which do self-certification, sometimes it actually
has more stringent internal audit and internal testing requirement.

Regards,
Xiaofan
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