I believe the installer is responsible for solving this.
Dave
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Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 8:16 PM
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Cc: T.Sato; [email protected]; [email protected];
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Subject: Who is responsible for the conducted noise injected into A.C mains
Dear Experts,
Our device which is an unintentional radiator is to be installed near
to an intentionally radiating device. That intentional radiator operates at
13.56 MHz. The field @ 13.56 MHz emanated by the integral antenna of that
intentionally radiating device is getting coupled with the d.c power line of
our device. This coupling injects conducted emission noise into the power
supply which supplies power to our device. The power supply is a part of a
control panel, which draws power from the a.c. mains. Ultimately the noise is
getting injected into the a.c. mains.
Who is responsibled for this and who should make the preventive
measures to overcome this issue? Control panel manufacturer ? The intentional
radiator device installer? or we?
Sincerely
K.Balasubramanian
