In message <cd67f0b2.1981a%[email protected]>, dated Thu, 14 Mar 2013,
Scott Xe <[email protected]> writes:
For medium and small companies, they have no test facilities and the
engineers who may not have got the professional training in EMC
requirements
BAD!!!! Train them. It saves money, time and heartache.
rely on the 3rd party lab for spotting out the failures and the advice
for problem fixing. Dealing with such companies would be at risk as
the test report may not help them too much.
Indeed: corporate confidence is bound to be damaged when no-one knows if
the latest product will pass or be an EMC or safety basket-case.
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