AEMAI Journal
Certifications & Compliance
What CE, RoHS, FCC and safety testing actually mean for the electronics you buy.
MSDS vs SDS: Documents Required for Exporting Consumer Electronics
What Is an MSDS Document? An MSDS document (Material Safety Data Sheet) is a legacy safety information sheet that was historically used to communicate hazards associated with chemical substances and mixtures, includi...
UN38.3 Battery Testing: Why It Matters for Shipping Lithium Batteries
What Is UN38.3 Battery Testing? UN38.3 battery testing is a mandatory series of eight rigorous safety evaluations defined by t...
FCC Certification for Wireless Devices: Understanding Part 15
What Is FCC Certification? FCC certification is a mandatory regulatory approval issued by the U.S. Federal Communications Comm...
RoHS Compliance Guide: Restricted Substances in Consumer Electronics
What Is RoHS Compliance? RoHS compliance is a mandatory regulatory standard that restricts the use of ten hazardous substances...
CE-RED Certification Explained: What It Means for Smart Watches and Earbuds
What Is CE-RED Certification? CE-RED certification is the mandatory regulatory conformity mark for radio equipment placed on t...
Are smart watches and earbuds safe? AEMAI testing standards
It is a fair question: how do you know a smart watch or a pair of wireless earbuds is actually safe to wear every day? The answ...
CE, RoHS & FCC certifications for smart watches and earbuds
When you shop for a smart watch or wireless earbuds, you will see a cluster of small logos and abbreviations on the packaging: ...