Certification Introduction:

The Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications is abbreviated as MIC, and the full English name is Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.

MIC certification is divided into two parts: RF (Telec) and JATE (Telecom):

TELEC certification follows Japan's "Radio Law" (Radio Law), and the specific test specification is to follow the MIC (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) Notice No.88 regulations. According to the requirements of Japan's "Radio Wave Law", the production, sale and operation of wireless equipment in Japan must comply with the technical regulations approved by MIC, and it is mandatory to apply for a type approval certificate (ie TELEC certification) for radio equipment.

JATE (Japan Approvals Institute for Telecommunications Equipment) certification is a compliance certification for telecommunications equipment. This certification is for communication equipment in Japan to ensure that the equipment complies with Japan's "Electrical Communication Business Law". All wireless products connected to public telephone or telecommunication networks must apply for JATE certification. Simply put, JATE certification is Japan's network access certification.

JATE (Japan Approvals Institute for Telecommunications Equipment) certification is a compliance certification for telecommunications equipment. This certification is for communication equipment in Japan to ensure that the equipment complies with Japan's "Electrical Communication Business Law". All wireless products connected to public telephones or telecommunications networks must apply for JATE certification. Simply put, JATE certification is Japan's network access certification.

JATE certification is a mandatory certification for Japanese public network telecommunication equipment. Japan's Ministry of Public Administration and Internal Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications (MPHPT) stipulates in Japan's Telecommunications Business Law that Japanese telecommunications equipment implements compulsory certification. The Telecommunications Business Act, established in 1985, stipulates in Article 68 that MPHPT authorizes qualified agencies to implement qualified accreditation of technical conditions.

MPHPT authorizes JATE (Japan Approvals Institute for Telecommunications Equipment) as a qualified agency to carry out accreditation, so we are used to calling Japanese telecommunications equipment certification as JATE certification. JATE approval requires the certification mark to be affixed on the product, and the certification mark uses the serial number. Approved products, applicants, products, certification numbers and other relevant information will be announced in the government gazette and JATE's website.

Generally speaking, telecommunications products entering the Japanese market must meet the testing requirements of Japan's "Telecommunication Law" (JATE certification) and "Radio Wave Law" (TELEC certification).