Giuseppe,
The resistors, which total approximately 1 megohm, are for operator safety.
Paragraph 5 of section 7.2, "Test set-up for post-installation tests" states
that the resistors are located at each end of the cable "to prevent a
build-up of charge".
Scott Lacey

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        From:   Rossi Giuseppe [SMTP:[email protected]]
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        Sent:   Monday, November 22, 1999 9:09 AM
        To:     [email protected]
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        Subject:        ESD  EN 61000-4-2 question


        During a quality inspection in my lab the inspector 
        I've got a non-conformity due to the lack of resistivity  check on
the 
        470 Kohm resistor employed to connect the reference plane of the ESD
table
        to the ground.
        This is required according to EN 61000-4-2
        Could anyone give me some hints in order to understand the influence
of that
        resistor on the ESD test ?

        Of course I need to reply to the inspector in a formal way

        (they usual do not accept answer based on reasonable assumption,
        the standard answer i get is: please give me written evidence of
what you
        are saying.........) 


         
        Thank to all

        Giuseppe Rossi 


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