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> fortunately fixable if you disable all spread-spectrum If these are on by default, are they required for FCC certification conformance? Presumably the devi
by wyldfire 7y ago
> fortunately fixable if you disable all spread-spectrum
If these are on by default, are they required for FCC certification conformance? Presumably the device has not been EMI/EMC tested in the mode where spread-spectrum was disabled.
- Filligree 7y agoThey are, but I'm not physically in the USA. At any rate, isn't a computer case basically a Faraday cage? The frequencies are up in the microwave band, so I can't imagine there's much range.
- wyldfire 7y ago> computer case basically a Faraday cage? If it was designed well ;) But that's only effective for addressing radiated emissions, not conducted ones.