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Cooley Protect is a free resource designed by Cooley’s patent counseling & prosecution team.

Cooley GO in Asia offers the same free founder-focused legal resources and document generators that the US and UK ecosystems have come to trust.

Unintentional Radiator

Glossary Term

A device that emits radio waves as a consequence of its operation, including any device with a processor clocked at more than 9 kHz or more, TV and radio receivers, and many computer peripherals, even if they do not contain processors.

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If you’re designing, manufacturing, or marketing a device for the US market that communicates wirelessly – using Bluetooth, WiFi, cellular or any other RF technology – or that contains a processor, that device is subject to the FCC’s equipment authorization rules.

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Unintentional Radiator

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