In message
<b7f552a0b5f127469b900605a0827bdb29e...@p3pwex2mb012.ex2.secureserver.net
>, dated Tue, 10 Jan 2012, Ron Pickard <[email protected]>
writes:
So, those higher ESD thresholds are quite likely not regulatory
requirements,
I seem to remember a proposal (only a proposal) from the Canadian NC to
specify much higher voltages for cold countries with low humidity. I
didn't see any immediate support from the Nordic countries.
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