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Rules and Procedures Related to Rules and Procedures Related to

Certification in BrazilCertification in BrazilCertification in BrazilCertification in Brazil

TopicsTopics

� ANATEL

� Brazilian Market

� Legal Background.

� Process of Certification and Homologation.� Process of Certification and Homologation.

� Designated Certification Organizations and Laboratories

� Classification of Telecommunication Products.

� Technical Requirements for Certification.

� Conclusion.

Serviço Móvel PessoalServiço Telefônico Fixo Comutado

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25

50

75

100

125

150

175

200

225

250

275

300

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Milh

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Brazilian MarketBrazilian Market

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20

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60

80

100

120

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160

180

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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Banda Larga Fixa Banda Larga Móvel

Banda LargaTV por Assinatura

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2

4

6

8

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18

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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Acessos Banda Larga Acessos Não Banda Larga

Projeção de Investimentos dos principais serviços (2008-2018)

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Brazilian MarketBrazilian Market

Projeção de Investimentos dos Principais Serviços - Acumulado

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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SCM

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Evolução da Quantidade de Autorizadas Serviço de Comunicação Multimídia -

SCM

298414

562

815

1208

18021962

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2000

2500

SERVIÇO DE COMUNICAÇÃO MULTIMÍDIASERVIÇO DE COMUNICAÇÃO MULTIMÍDIA

66195

298414

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500

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010*

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010*

Autorizadas 66 195 298 414 562 815 1208 1802 1962Crescimento Percentual 195,45% 52,82% 38,93% 35,75% 45,02% 48,22% 49,17% 8,88%

Serviço de Comunicação Multimídia

* Fonte: SICI (Março/10)

250

300

350

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Autorizadas de SCM por UF

UF Total

AC 5

AL 13

AM 11

AP 7

BA 54

CE 52

DF 61

ES 52

GO 96

MA 24

MG 255

MS 44

MT 41


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AC AL AM AP BA CE DF ES GO MA MG MS MT PA PB PE PI PR RJ RN RO RR RS SC SE SP TO

PA 33

PB 26

PE 26

PI 10

PR 147

RJ 147

RN 31

RO 11

RR 1

RS 172

SC 134

SE 8

SP 484

TO 17

Total Geral 1962


QUANTIDADE TOTAL DE ACESSOS EM SERVIÇO

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Ano Trimestre TOTAL

1ºTri 60.844

2ºTri 93.763

3ºTri 112.4264ºTri 124.504

1ºTri 134.829

2ºTri 143.539

3ºTri 154.7174ºTri 362.171

1ºTri 417.149

2ºTri 501.092

3ºTri 542.2964ºTri 589.185

1ºTri 657.487

2ºTri 715.667

3ºTri 779.1114ºTri 968.255

1ºTri 1.615.961

2ºTri 1.848.278

3ºTri 2.794.2764ºTri 3.159.470

1ºTri 3.438.201

2003

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ACESSOS EM SERVIÇO

2000

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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

1ºTri 3.438.201

2ºTri 3.741.287

3ºTri 4.098.2074ºTri 4.387.142

1ºTri 4.604.230

2ºTri 5.216.802

3º Tri 5.810.1134º Tri 5.923.917

1ºTri 7.185.997

2ºTri 7.315.983

3º Tri 8.051.6264º Tri 8.711.305

1ºTri 9.352.499

2ºTri 9.702.971

3º Tri 10.897.3924º Tri 11.133.755

1ºTri 11.485.427

2ºTri 12.343.249

3º Tri 12.644.6484º Tri* 12.997.640

1ºTri 13.348.867

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2010

2006

2009

2008

2007

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

190,89% 62,68% 64,34% 226,31% 38,86% 35,03% 47,05% 27,81% 16,74% 2,70%

Taxa de Crescimento dos Acessos


Evolução da Receita Operacional Bruta e Líquida - Serviços Multimídia

R$ 10,00

R$ 15,00

R$ 20,00

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Ano Bruta Líquida

2000 3.611.860.168,59R$ 2.861.007.047,33R$

2001 4.292.252.136,74R$ 3.353.536.461,92R$

2002 5.212.111.806,89R$ 4.126.169.487,86R$

2003 6.161.015.745,58R$ 4.922.477.578,81R$

2004 7.559.214.166,77R$ 5.913.429.571,35R$

2005 9.910.387.508,29R$ 7.406.382.963,94R$

2006 13.664.563.337,82R$ 10.426.138.914,18R$

2007 18.387.596.097,88R$ 13.648.768.797,14R$

2008 21.853.944.302,36R$ 16.316.845.620,10R$

2009 26.711.184.819,12R$ 19.727.148.778,70R$


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R$ 5,00

R$ 10,00

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1TRI

2010

Bruta Líquida

1TRI 2010 5.555.953.116,00R$ 4.131.642.393,00R$


Evolução das Tecnologias de Acesso

66,58%

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3,00%

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Fonte: SICI (4º trimestre/09)

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Applicable Laws and Regulations Applicable Laws and Regulations

��Resolution Resolution 242242 (November 2000) – General regulations on the certification and approval of telecommunication products.

��Law Law 99..472472 (July 1997) – General Telecommunications Law.

� Establishes that Anatel, the Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency is responsible for issuing or recognizing the certification of telecommunication products and for issuing standards and regulations regarding their use in Brazil.

certification and approval of telecommunication products.

� Establishes that any telecommunication product, before it may be sold or used in Brazil, must have a CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY issued by a Designated Certification Organization – OCD and approved / homologated by Anatel.

� Priority for choosing a Test Laboratory

� Classifies telecommunication products in three Categories.

Designated Certification Organizations Designated Certification Organizations -- OCDsOCDs

� May be designated, by Anatel, to act as OCD:

� Organizations accredited by INMETRO, the official Brazilian accreditation

organization;

� Brazilian Non-Profit organizations which demonstrate technical and

administrative skills to perform conformity assessment of telecom products.

� Anatel indicates, in the Act of Designation, the types

and classification of products that each OCD may

certify.

� Currently Anatel has designated 12 OCDs .

� Order of Priority for choosing a Test Laboratory:

LaboratoriesLaboratories

� Currently are available in Brazil, for testing telecom products:

� 23 Third Party laboratories: 18 accredited by INMETRO and 5

evaluated by OCDs;

� 5 First Party laboratories evaluated by OCDs:

1. Brazilian Third Party Laboratories accredited by INMETRO.

2. Third Party Laboratories evaluated by the Brazilian OCDs.

3. Laboratories which are not Third Party, evaluated by the OCDs.

4. Foreign laboratories accredited by organization member of ILAC.

� Order of Priority for choosing a Test Laboratory:

Brazilian Certification ProcessBrazilian Certification Process

on

D)

Laboratory

Manufacturer

Provides Technical

Information about

the Product

Signs a

Contract with

the OCD

Chooses a Laboratory

Provides a Sample of

the Product

Performs Tests

according to

Regulations

Issues Test

Report

Manufacturer /

Representative

Anatel

Certificatio

Body (OCD

Reviews Specs

Determines Applicable

Test Requirements

Reviews Test

Results

Issues Certificate of

Conformity

Reviews

Documentation

Authorized to Market

the Product

Submits Aditional

Documentation

Issues Certificate of

Homologation

Categories of Telecommunication ProductsCategories of Telecommunication Products

��Category Category 11: : Terminal equipment used by the general public to access

public telecommunication networks (Ex: Telephone sets, cell phones, modems…).

Certification : Laboratory Testing of a representative sample; Factory Inspection (may be replaced by ISO 9000 certification);Periodic Evaluation (every year).

��Category Category 22:: Products not included in Category 1, that use the radio

frequency spectrum. . frequency spectrum. (Ex: Digital Transceivers, Antennas, restricted radiation equipment…).

��Category Category 33: : Products not included in Categories 1 or 2 for which regulation

is necessary to ensure network interoperability, safety and EMC (Ex: Switches

Cables; Batteries; Power Supplies; Data communication Multiplexers…).

Certification : Laboratory Testing of a representative sample; Periodic Evaluation (every two years).

Certification : Laboratory Testing of a representative sample.

� Anatel publishes the list of technical requirements and test

procedures for certification of telecom products (Performance,

� Anatel establishes which types of products are subject to

mandatory Certification and in which category they should be

included.

General Technical RequirementsGeneral Technical Requirements

procedures for certification of telecom products (Performance,

EMC and Safety).

� Old standards and regulations are being either superseded or

updated to include new types of products and new

technologies.

PerformancePerformance RequirementsRequirements

Order of priority in applicability of Standards and

Regulations.

1. Rules and Regulations issued by Anatel;

2. Regulations issued by Ministry of Communications 2. Regulations issued by Ministry of Communications

before Anatel was created;

3. Standards issued by TELEBRAS, the former

government owned telecommunication company;

4. International Standards / ITU Recommendations.

� Regulation approved by Anatel Resolution 442:

Electromagnetic Compatibility RequirementsElectromagnetic Compatibility Requirements

� Based on international standards 61000-4-2; 61000-4-3; 61000-

4-4; 61000-4-5; 61000-4-6; 61000-4-11; CISPR 11; CISPR 22;

CISPR 24; ITU-T Recommendations K.21, K.44, K.38 and K.48;

� Requirements for: Disturbance Emission, Immunity and

Resistibility;

� Specific limits and additional requirements so compliance with

the referenced standards does not assure full compliance with

Resolution 442.

ElectricalElectrical SafetySafety RequirementsRequirements:

� Based on international standards IEC 60950; IEC 651 and

ITU-T Recommendations K.21, and P.36.

� Regulation approved by Anatel Resolution 529:

� Specific limits and additional requirements so compliance with the

referenced standards does not assure full compliance with

Resolution 529.

Product IdentificationProduct Identification

�After Certification by an OCD and approval by Anatel theproducts should be identified with Anatel label, beforemarketing.

HHHH – Number of ANATEL approval.

AA – Year of the approval.

FFFF – Identification of the manufacturer.

� The Bar Code, type UCC/EAN-128, to trace the existing data on theproduct and the manufacturer, in Anatel’s database.

Present SituationPresent Situation

Homologation Certificates Issued by Anatel from Homologation Certificates Issued by Anatel from 2001 2001

through June through June 20102010

�Category 1 products: 4891 Certificates



Correspond to Correspond to 2500025000 models of telecommunication models of telecommunication

products.products.

Final CommentsFinal Comments

�Brazil has adopted a successful and comprehensive certification and homologation process for telecommunication products.

�The Conformity Assessment and Laboratory �The Conformity Assessment and Laboratory infrastructure available in Brazil is increasingly capable of performing the activities involved.

�Anatel certificate offers opportunities for vendors.

Thank You

Maximiliano S. Martinhão

[email protected]

Phone: 55 61 2312 2254

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