Through the conformity assessment announcement in 2015, USB or battery-powered devices were permitted to simplify their conformity assessment tests. However, there have been instances of inappropriate use of simplified test items, prompting a re-announcement to clarify their application.
- When simplifying testing for USB or battery-powered devices, only Radiated Emission (RE) testing is applicable for EMI, and Disturbance Power (DP) testing cannot be used as a substitute.
- Disturbance Power (DP) testing is applicable when testing product groups that include conducted tests, and it is not applicable during simplified testing.
If you need information or have inquiries related to testing and certification for electrical and electronic products in South Korea, please contact GCA KOREA, and we will be happy to assist you.
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