All TEM devices are now in IEC 61000-4-20.

Ari


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        From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
ext maddog 4030
        Sent: 8. maaliskuuta 2006 16:36
        To: [email protected]
        Subject: re: Transition Times of Basic Standards / 61000-4-3:Ed
3.0 - GTEM?
        
        
        Ari, thank you very much. I hadn't considered this and it is
very good insight. 
         
        From the CENELEC website it appears that the Date of Approval
[doa] is targetted for June 2006 and the Date of Publication [dop] is
targetted for 12-1-2006. I hope that I got the meanings of the acronyms
correct...
         
        So, we continue to use EN 61000-4-3 ed 2 with Amendment 1 until
then at least. 
         
        Can someone correct me if I am mistaken?
         
        I think that the new version has a lot of good improvements. 
         
        One thing that did catch my attention that could impact some of
the labs that I work with is the removal of the references to TEM / GTEM
/ Striplines in the note in Section 6 and also the complete removal of
the Ed. 2 Annex D, which specified them as well. 
         
        Does this mean that GTEM will be no longer acceptab! le as an
alternate test method for RF immunity testing if the IEC document is
ratified as-is? 
         
         
        Regards, 
         
        William 
        
        [email protected] wrote:

                Hi,
                
                the ETSI standard you mention refers to EN 61000-4-3,
not the IEC
                61000-4-3.
                Although there are no technical differences, there is a
difference
                regarding transition times you were looking for.
                When Cenelec publishes 3rd Edition of 61000-4-3, it will
include a dow,
                a date of withdrawal of superseded standard.
                Until that date both the new and old can be used, i.e.
the transition
                applies.
                
                Regards,
                
                Ari Honkala
                
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                From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of
                ext maddog 4030
                Sent: 7. maaliskuuta 2006 20:14
                To: [email protected]
                Subject: RE: Transition Times for Basic Standards
                
                
                Thanks to everyone for the replies. 
                
                Specifically, I am talking about the 301 489 series of
standards
                and the 61000-4-3 standard that was published last
month. 
                
                Since 301 489-1 references 61000-4-3 and is non-specific
in a
                particular version and states:
                
                "For a non-specific reference, the latest version
applies."
                
                I am guessing that it means what it says and that the
date of
                publication on the IEC website and the indication that
it has replaced
                version 2.1b, that Edition 3.0 is now the applicable
version as of the
                publication date. 
                
                My question regards whether or not there is some place
that
                specifies that there is a transition time that may apply
that perhaps I
                am not aware of, perhaps in some guide to applying the
standards or an
                ETR...
                
                I can see how it could be a "trick questi! on" if dated
or
                specific versions of the standa! rd were specified by
countries or other
                calling standards. 
                
                Agains, thanks for any feedback. 
                
                William
                
                Mike Hopkins wrote:
                
                It's the European Norms, based on the IEC standards,
                that have transition times............
                
                Best Regards, 
                Michael Hopkins 
                Manager, Custom! er Technical Center 
                Process Instruments Division 
                Thermo Electron Corporation 
                One Lowell Research Center 
                Lowell, MA 01852 
                Tel: +1 978 275 0800 ext. 334 
                Mobile: +1 603 765 3736 
                [email protected] 
                www.thermo.com/esd 
                
                
                
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                From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
                Behalf Of Jon Larkin
                Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 12:09 PM
                To: [email protected]
                Subject: Fw: Transition Times for Basic Standards
                
                
                There are no transition dates for IEC standards - the
                latest one applies.
                
                ----- Original Message ----- 
                From: maddog 4030 
                To: [email protected] 
                Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 4:02 PM
                Subject: Transition Times for Basic Standards
                
                A Basic IEC Standard referenced in a harmonized Product
                Standard is undated and the verbi! age reads
                
                "For a non-specific reference, the latest version
                applies."
                
                Question - when the Basic Standard is indicated as
                published on the IEC website, is this the effective date
for use to
                demonstrate compliance for the Product Standard
immediately? 
                
                Or is there some sort of transition time that the
                previous standard can be used to demonstrate compliance?

                
                Cheers
                
                William 
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