Tamas Rudnai wrote:
>> If the device is battery powered and less than 1MHz or so (it's not
>> exactly 1MHz, read the regulations) then FCC certification is not
>> required.
>>     
>
> OK, my PIC has a 4MHz internal osc. I suppose for that Microchip has to pass
> the FCC, not me -- is that true? Now, if I use clock out, I have to pass the
> test as well?
>
> Tamas
>   
No, Microchip doesn't have to test anything. You must get your product 
tested and obtain a certification.
 
FCC part 15 specs are actually an easy read. Gargoyle for it.


--Bob
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