All, EN 61000-4-2 does not appear to be in the standards list for the EMC Directive. However, CENELEC's website indicates that it is in the OJ and even provides dates. I was under the assumption that EN 61000-4-2 was not in the OJ but referenced in a product specific immunity standard such as EN 55024 if required. Any ideas? Best Regards,
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