KCC Certification
KCC: Korea Communication Commission that is, the Korea Communications Commission
According to Article 33 of the Korean Basic Law on Electrical Communication and Articles 46 and 57 of the Radio Wave Act, the establishment of the broadcasting
The KCC logo is an evolution of the MIC logo, as the Korea Communications Commission (KCC, Korea Communications Commission) replaced the former Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC, Ministry of Information and Communication), so the name of the certification was changed accordingly. The KCC came into effect on November 11, 2008, and will evolve on January 1, 2011, into the KC logo.KCC addresses the requirements for electromagnetic compatibility of information products and controls the certification of wireless transmission and communication products, including electrical communication equipment, radio frequency products, and information technology equipment.
The KCC logo is a certification mark issued by the Korea Radio Research Agency (RRA) of the Korea Broadcasting and Communications Commission.KC Certification
In order to make it easier for consumers to understand the certification marks on the products they purchase, and to reduce the cost of various certifications for manufacturers, the Korea Agency for Technology and Standards (KATS) announced on August 20, 2008 that it would implement a new certification system on January 1, 2009 KC (Korea Certification) certification. The program will be implemented from July 2009 at the Ministry of Knowledge Economy and is expected to be expanded to all sectors by the end of 2010. The plan for the implementation of the KC mark is as follows: December 2008: Revision of the Basic Law on National Standards and its Enforcement Decree; July 2009: The Ministry of Knowledge Economy will start implementing and adopting the national unified KC mark; January 2009 to December 2010: Amendment of laws related to standards certification; January 2011: Application of the KC mark to all certifications.