Good day everyone, Can anyone explain the immunity performance criteria for (or the rational behind) EN61326. Unlike EN55024, which gives specific levels for a product, EN61326 Table 2 gives "examples" of how to apply the performance criteria. Furthermore, the manufacture must only provide the performance criteria to the user upon request. The generic immunity standard is more stringent than this. A company could choose, provided there is no damage to the product during immunity testing and the emissions requirements are met, declare compliance with EN61326. Thanks for any insight. Regards David Spencer EMC Engineer Xerox Corp [email protected] www.xerox.com <http://www.xerox.com/>
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