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Yeah I'm not sure about the legals and just figured it would be fine. I did get a VID/PID from SiLabs which has already done USB certification for the chip. F
by conorpp 10y ago
Yeah I'm not sure about the legals and just figured it would be fine. I did get a VID/PID from SiLabs which has already done USB certification for the chip.
FIDO U2F also has a $10k certification process to allow you to use the FIDO logo. I don't think it's worth pursuing for me.
- trav4225 10y agoThank you both for the clarification!
- kbaker 10y agoThough, if you can budget to go through FCC Verification testing (class B), maybe around $1000-1500 depending on your test house, it can sometimes be quite a useful learning experience for a board of moderate complexity. It is surprising where RF leaks out of these days. For a device that is this simple, it is probably fine. Officially, my opinion is that you should always have all the proper certifications in place. Unfortunately, the $10k U2F certification is not that unreasonable compared to other similar certifications I have seen... As the fees don't just cover interoperability testing, but also legal fees if the trademark or specification must be defended.