The Time-Averaged Specific Absorption Rate (TAS or T-SAR) algorithm is a breakthrough strategy in wireless communication technology that effectively enhances device transmission performance while ensuring compliance with regulations. Instead of merely reducing the peak power to comply with RF exposure regulations, TAS effectively maintains an average SAR value over a specified period of time, without sacrificing too much of the output power.

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CCK amended the Type Approval Rules CCK 012014 TA Rules on May 16, 2025, implementing new mandatory requirements for communication equipment exported to Kiribati in accordance with Sections 61 and 62 of the Communications Act of 2012.

PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) are globally recognized as "forever chemicals" of high concern. Their defining characteristic is the extremely stable carbon-fluorine (C–F) bond, which makes them almost non-degradable in the environment. As a result, PFAS persist and accumulate, causing long-term impacts on both the environment and human health. Whether it’s the European Union’s stringent concentration limits or the United States’ mandatory reporting requirements for any detected PFAS, manufacturers are being challenged with the question: “Do you truly understand the composition of your products?”

The purpose of non-terrestrial network(NTN) communication is to achieve the usage scenarios of ubiquitous connectivity for next generation of 6G communication. On the other hand, NTN can be used as a communication backup system once nature disaster or war happened.

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Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) released application process guidelines for Scheme-X OTR (One-Time Requirement under Integrated Technical Regulation) on July 11, 2025. The main points are as follows.

As product applications diversify and global standards evolve, SGS has launched the Xindian Open Site, an innovative outdoor testing facility designed to overcome the constraints of traditional semi-anechoic chambers. Tailored for large, liquid-handling, and dynamic products that cannot be tested in enclosed environments, the Open Site offers faster, more flexible testing capabilities that help companies meet international compliance and accelerate their path to global markets.

Since its inception in the 1990s, Bluetooth® technology has quietly transformed the way we interact with electronic devices. From smartphones to wireless headphones and the ubiquitous Internet of Things (IoT) devices that have become an integral part of our daily lives, Bluetooth has become synonymous with short-range wireless data transmission. A key factor in the immense success of Bluetooth technology is its exceptional flexibility for developers, offering two core radio options — Bluetooth Classic and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) — to meet the ever-expanding need for wireless connectivity.

With over 30 years of expertise in the EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) field, the SGS Cheng Zhi Integrated System Components Division offers a comprehensive range of electronic component integration services. These include component distribution, technical support, and cross-industry application solutions that accelerate product development for clients across diverse sectors.