Doug,
     
     One of the best resources I've seen on the topic is called PROTECTION 
     OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS from OVERVOLTAGES, by Ron Standler (published 
     by John Wiley and Sons, ISBN: 0-471-61121-2.  
     
     Dave Tarnowski
     Senior Engnr.
     Whirlpool Corp.
     St. Joseph, MI
     
     Tel:  616-923-7287


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Subject: Transient Surge Suppression
Author:  "Douglas Best" <[email protected]> at Internet
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Date:    8/25/99 10:13 AM


     
Subject: Transient Surge Suppression
     
     
Mighty Experts of EMC,
     
I have a question concerning the determination of the right Transient 
Suppressor to use for controlling Lightning Surges.
     
How do I determine the correct size and type of surge suppresser to use 
(MOV's, Spark Gaps, etc...) to help my power supplies survive the surge 
requirement of IEC 1000-4-5 to the AC mains?
     
My equipment is all single phase with idle currents below 4 Amps.
     
Any comments or advice would be greatly appreciated.
     
P.S. My questions or comments do not reflect the opinions of my company or 
their lack of knowledge.  :)
     
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Douglas Best            Compliance Technician
IFR America's Inc.      Design Engineering
RF Division                     Tel   :  +1 316 529 5327 
10200 W. York St.               FAX   :  +1 316 522 3676 
Wichita Ks, 67215               e-mail:  [email protected] 
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