http://www.ieee-pses.org/symposium
http://www.emc2004.org/
FYI, items of interest.
A new version if IEC60825-2 has been published, dated
JUN2004.
While we're at it, the following occurred while I wasn't
looking.
IEC 60825-6 Ed. 1.0 1999 Withdrawn (obvious this was
coming, but didn't see it happen; probably should've
happened with the AUG2001 rev's. to -1)
IEC 60825-7 Ed. 1.0 2000 Withdrawn (presumably now a part
of or morphed into -12)
TC76 also has been working on:
(since mid2002; currently on 76/295/CD) on exemption limits
for LEDs (the noncoherent type) emitting between 400
nm -1400 nm (I don't have any details)
(since early 2000) Safety of laser products - Part 13:
Measurements for classification of laser products
For more, unrelated, fun with symbols:
"With its Graphical Symbols for Use on Equipment online
database (IEC 60417) available since October 2002, the IEC
has invited ISO, the International Organization for
Standardization, to participate in offering even greater
service to industry. The new IEC/ISO database on Graphical
Symbols for Use on Equipment combines IEC 60417 with ISO
7000 and provides a one-stop shop for all graphical symbols
used on equipment, covering both IEC and ISO fields of
activities."
http://www.iec.ch/support/tcnews/2004/tcn_0604/joint_databas
e.htm
Regards,
Peter L. Tarver, PE
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