What Does CEA Stand For?
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
What are CEA Standards?
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) publishes standards and specifications that enable innovation and promote interoperability with existing devices. The CEA technology and standards program provides a unified technology roadmap critical to the growth of the consumer electronics industry.
What is the Purpose of CEA?
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) unites manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and installers to create a common consumer technology landscape and help each player achieve their strategic growth. CEA develops standards and specifications that ensure interoperability between new products released and existing devices.
CEA publications include active standards, specifications, bulletins, and draft documents. These documents cover product safety/compliance, audio systems, video systems, antennas, mobile electronics, home networks, cable compliance, and automatic data capture.
CEA documents are used by companies in the development, production and distribution of audio, video, mobile electronics, communications, information technology, multimedia and accessory products, as well as related services sold through consumer channels. These companies range from multinationals to niche companies
How to Use CEA Standards
CEA standards allow you to:
- Encourage innovation
- Performance improvement
- Ensure consistent quality
Keep in Mind!
Ensure proper development, production, distribution and installation of consumer electronics
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