Item Subject: Survey: Experiences with EMI Consultants
     Hello Max,
     
     In regards to using consultants for EMC, you can take an R&D Engineer 
     to water but you can't make them drink. I say this because my 
     experience has been that you can send Engineers to EMC Seminars where 
     they will get all the basics on EMC design. When a project comes 
     along, they forget everything that was taught in the seminar.
     
     I have had to bring in a consultant at the request of R&D because they 
     wanted a third party opinion to their design while it was on paper. 
     Everything the consultant told them was taught in the EMC seminars 
     they attended. I also informed the R&D Engineers, before the 
     consultant came in, what they needed to address in their design for 
     EMC compliance and how to plan the design. Being that I was from the 
     Quality Department they wanted another opinion. Well that other 
     opinion was exactly what I told them.
     
     There are a lot of good consultants out there. My personal preference 
     is Henry Ott, because Henry knows his stuff and is very willing to work 
     with you. Here is his address and phone numbers.
     
     Henry Ott Consultants
     48 Baker Road
     Livingston, New Jersey 07039
     
     (201) 992-1793
     (201) 533-1442
     
     Regards,
     Ron Wellman
     [email protected]
     
     
     
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Subject: Survey: Experiences with EMI Consultants
Author:  Non-HP-owner-emc-pstc ([email protected]) at 
HP-PaloAlto,shargw3
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Date:    7/12/96 12:21 PM
     
     
     
I am wondering if anyone has had experience with hiring EMI/EMC 
consultants to solve their problems and what sort of results they have 
obtained.
     
I would be very interested in any details that anyone might be able to 
provide.  For example, did you use a consultant after the system was 
prototyped or early on, during the design process.  Was the consultant 
most useful at providing board-level, design suggestions or was he most 
helpful at providing after-the-fact type fixes that pertain to cabinet 
design and I/O cable filtering and grounding techniques, etc. Also, did 
the consultant, deal directly with design engineers or interface with 
just one person within your company, etc.?
     
Does anyone have the names of any good consultants?
     
Max Kelson
[email protected]

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