Years ago, for Sony Corp, their internal spec was to make
their audio/video equipment/systems comply with 8dB, or
more margin.  

Flat statement.  All test results had to have 8 dB margin.
 Three closest were always identified.  

Surprisingly, not difficult to do if start on the 'right'
foot.

Robert

On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 13:12:41 -0400
 "Kunde, Brian" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Good people of the EMC-PSTC Group, I once again seek out
> your wisdom.
> 
> We are an internal corporate EMC/Safety test lab. Most of
> the EMC
> testing we do are either Pass or Fail.  But with
> Emissions testing
> (Radiated and Conducted) we want to pass with enough
> margin to insure
> our production stays compliant. The amount of margin that
> is accepted is
> always in debated between our department and engineering.
> I'm sure many
> of you have had similar problems.
> 
> My question is how do you convey the desired margin on
> your test reports
> or other documents so the standard limits and internal
> limits (with
> margin) are properly documented and hopefully understood.
> Do you show
> two limit lines on your graphs an/or multiple limits and
> margins in your
> data tables? 
> 
> How does your Measurement Uncertainty factor into your
> data and how it
> is reported/documented?
> 
> How are emissions requirements conveyed to engineering so
> they know what
> they are to design to (Limit plus some margin)?
> 
> I know this seems like a newbie questions, but I am
> hoping that some of
> you have found cleaver new ways of dealing with this
> problem which has
> been around since the beginning of time.
> 
> Thanks in advance for any and all replies,
> 
> The Other Brian.
> 
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