Which regulations are passed by nrf8001 e.g. FCC,

[ajay]

Hello,

We are working in the field of Electric Bike Propulsion Systems. We want our motor to be able to communicate to I-phone/Android phone on Bluetooth. We are searching a Bluetooth LE transceiver. So we want to know which regulations are passed by nrf8001.

Thanks

[Harald_Naumann]

The nRF8001 has a end produt listing (EPL) at Bluetooth SIG. The BT SIG takes care that the communication between two BT devices is working fine. The take care on the digital data stream. They do not care on radio emmision specifications like FCC. If you follow the design specifaications of the nRF8001 then you have a good chance to pass FCC. Please note that the final result is based on "everthing" around your antenna. See also my answer regarding antennas listed here: devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ic-antenna-matching-circuit It answers "Nothing will interfere with your antenna?" Regarding FCC, you can make R&TTE for Europe and the Australian regulations in one "shoot". It makes the radio approvel not much more expensive. If you divide in two task then you pay more for sure.

[ajay]

Thanks Harald,

If we use nRF2741 module in our product and if our product has cleared "CE" regulation do we need to clear it again?

Thanks in advance

[David Edwin]

Hi,

The nRF2741 module has been tested for passing the radio regulations but does not have the FCC/CE mark on it so your product will have to clear CE. You can use the InsightSIP module (which uses the nRF8001) for pre-qualified FCC and CE.

http://www.insightsip.com/bluetooth-low-energy-module.html

You can contact them at

sales at insightsip.com

for the FCC and CE information on their module.

Thanks

[Bastiaan]

I confirm that Insight SiP module ISP091201 based on nRF8001 is certified FCC, IC (Canada), R&TTE (Europe) and Telec (Japan)

[Guest]

I confirm that Insight SiP module ISP091201 based on nRF8001 is certified FCC, IC (Canada), R&TTE (Europe) and Telec (Japan)