Eridan wins FCC certification for n41 all-digital radio

Eridan announced FCC certification and commercial availability of its n41 band radio on Sept. 24, 2026, marking the second certified band on the company’s All-Digital platform. The milestone expands Eridan’s frequency portfolio and could speed delivery of new variants across multiple spectrum bands.

Why it matters: - Eridan says the n41 approval shows the company can move new frequency variants to market quickly without changing the core radio design. - The certification broadens Eridan’s All-Digital portfolio for customers that need a single radio architecture across different spectrum bands and global markets. - The company’s platform is built to support faster rollout of additional band-specific products.

What happened: - Eridan announced FCC certification and commercial availability of n41 on Sept. 24, 2026. - n41 is the second certified band on Eridan’s All-Digital radio platform. - The company said the radio is now available commercially. - Eridan said the milestone demonstrates speed, flexibility and performance in its frequency development process.

The details: - The platform uses Eridan’s Switch-Mode Direct Polar transmitter, which the company describes as a digitally controlled, ultra-efficient design. - The radio platform covers frequencies from 400 MHz to 5 GHz. - Eridan said each new band can be configured with a simple passive filter. - The company said that approach avoids redesigning the radio for every new frequency. - Eridan said customers gain faster access to a consistent radio architecture across different spectrum bands and global markets. - Omid Tahernia, Eridan’s president and CEO, said the n41 certification proves the power and agility of the All-Digital platform. - Tahernia said Eridan can now deliver targeted frequency variants faster and provide a versatile, high-efficiency platform that can grow with network needs. - Eridan said the n41 release follows its initial band certification. - The company said additional variants, including n77, n78 and n79, are scheduled for commercial rollout in the coming months.

Between the lines: - The FCC certification gives Eridan a second proof point that its platform can be adapted across bands without a full redesign. - The strategy appears aimed at reducing development time for future radios while keeping the same underlying architecture. - If Eridan delivers the planned band rollouts on schedule, the company could strengthen its position with carriers seeking faster spectrum-specific deployments.

What’s next: - Eridan expects n77, n78 and n79 variants to reach commercial rollout in the coming months. - The company is likely to use the n41 certification as a reference point for future band approvals and deployments. - Eridan will need to show that its fast-configuration model scales as it expands beyond the second certified band.