> > Geetha Balasubramanian <[email protected]> wrote (in >
<[email protected]>) about 'Radiated >
Emission Testing', on Tue, 22 Mar 2005:
>>
> > > There are 2 clock sources in the device, one runs at 12 MHz and the >
>other runs at 4 MHz. Frequencies showing up in the US lab report are >
>atleast the harmonics of these 2 frequencies. But frequencies mentioned >
>in the Taiwan lab report are looking funny (111.27, 135.3, 285.69 MHz.
> > >etc.)
> > John Woodgate wrote on 3/22/2005, 11:24 AM:
> > That does look odd. I wonder if they left the door open!
> Or the classic, cables through the room wall...
> Derek Walton
Or the equally humorous:
1. Where's my cellphone?
2. Where's the digital camera?
3. I forgot to torque the penetration port bolts!
4. So that's where the battery-powered DMM went to!
5. Uh oh, wrong coax cable.
And the list keeps growing.....
Ed
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