Product Safety Contract Opportunity

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
Forwarded for the agent below. Contact him directly off-list.

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The position I have is an 11 month contract opportunity located in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. The job description I have available is below.

Location: Cedar Rapids, IA

Contract opportunity

Job Description:
Will perform product safety submittals to UL and other agencies. Provide
product design consulting to development teams for Information
Technology Equipment.

Required Skills:
4 year degree preferred or applicable experience. Must be an experienced
Product Safety Engineer. Must have a minimum of 2 years experience
dealing with safety agencies such as UL, CSA, and TUV. Must have working
knowledge of IEC 60950 based standards. Any experience working with WEE
or ROHS would be a bonus. Must have experience working with these
agencies for safety compliance. Must have excellent written and
communication skills.

Thanks for your help!

Shawn Recker
Technical Recruiter
Technisource
Phone: 800-330-0309 or 319-378-9220
E-mail: srec...@technisource.com
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looking for manual

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
Anyone out there with any info on a vintage EMI receiver, AN/URM-47, built
by Stoddart?  I have a mint unit, no power cord, several pins within the
circular mil-style power connector, no way to know what pins are phase and
neutral.  Any other info appreciated.

Thanks,

Ken Javor


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RE: The technical side...with a theoretical twist

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
And also the UV emissions from plasma displays.




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[mailto:owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org]On Behalf Of John Woodgate
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 12:03 AM
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Subject: Re: The technical side...with a theoretical twist


In article <42016db8.2090...@emcesd.com>, Doug Smith 
writes
>Hm... all good answers, but I interpreted the question to mean the
>highest frequency generated on purpose with the result expected, such
>as a very high frequency oscillator. Any answers on this?

Terahertz emissions are already *in use* for security screening. But
what about UV lasers and LEDs? Do you count them?
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Old messages on the New EMC directive

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
Hi, 
 
A while ago I saw the messages regarding the New EMC Directive.
 
I wanted to look through some of the messages however I did not save them on
my PC,  
 
Are they saved on the IEEE site at all and is there a way I can see them ?
 
Thanks and regards
 Darren Pearson.



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Re: The technical side - yahoo emc group

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
Robert,
 
I agree about the spammers, that is why I have it set up with restricted
access and hidden email addresses. Also, I don't allow attachments.
 
Bob Richards.


"Robert A. Macy"  wrote:

A word of caution, the finite element analysis group, FEMM,
moved to Yahoo, as a discussion group and the email traffic
went to zip. Now, about 10% of the emails are spammers
somehow getting in there. And, far worse, the spammers
somehow glean addresses from those groups. The amount of
spam I receive skyrockets everytime I try to communicate
over that group.

- Robert -

On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 20:00:53 -0800 (PST)
Bob Richards wrote:
> Weston,
>
> There is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/emctech which
> covers EMC testing. It is relatively new so there has not
> been much traffic yet. It is primarily intended for
> technicians and persons running emc tests. It is not
> intended for EMC design or EMC directives, although
> discussions along those lines won't be discouraged.
>> Bob Richards.
> Square D.
>


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Re: The technical side - yahoo emc group

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
Hi Robert:


Adding to your comments on spammers...

All incoming e-mail to the IEEE is scanned for both spam
and viruses.  Both are effective.  If you have an IEEE
alias, you know how effective they are!

In addition, our listserver does not distribute messages
>from non-subscribers.  This is double-protection against
spam.

Our subscriber list is not available to non-subscribers.
I'm not sure our subscriber list is available to our
subscribers -- only to our list administrators.

So, if you get spam, virus, phishers, etc., they did not
get your address from us!


Best regards,
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c/o Hewlett-Packard Company
San Diego
858-655-3329



Robert A. Macy wrote:
> A word of caution, the finite element analysis group, FEMM,
> moved to Yahoo, as a discussion group and the email traffic
> went to zip.  Now, about 10% of the emails are spammers
> somehow getting in there.  And, far worse, the spammers
> somehow glean addresses from those groups.  The amount of
> spam I receive skyrockets everytime I try to communicate
> over that group.
>
> - Robert -
>
> On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 20:00:53 -0800 (PST)
>  Bob Richards  wrote:
>
>>Weston,
>>
>>There is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/emctech which
>>covers EMC testing. It is relatively new so there has not
>>been much traffic yet. It is primarily intended for
>>technicians and persons running emc tests. It is not
>>intended for EMC design or EMC directives, although
>>discussions along those lines won't be discouraged.
>>
>>Bob Richards.
>>Square D.
>>
>>"Beal, Weston"  wrote:
>>I've been reading the messages on this list for a few
>>weeks now and find that I need another view. Is there an
>>email list similar to this that covers just the technical
>>implementation side of EMC rather than the specification
>>and regulations?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Weston
>>
>>
>>


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Re: The technical side - yahoo emc group

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
A word of caution, the finite element analysis group, FEMM,
moved to Yahoo, as a discussion group and the email traffic
went to zip.  Now, about 10% of the emails are spammers
somehow getting in there.  And, far worse, the spammers
somehow glean addresses from those groups.  The amount of
spam I receive skyrockets everytime I try to communicate
over that group.

- Robert -

On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 20:00:53 -0800 (PST)
 Bob Richards  wrote:
> Weston,
>
> There is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/emctech which
> covers EMC testing. It is relatively new so there has not
> been much traffic yet. It is primarily intended for
> technicians and persons running emc tests. It is not
> intended for EMC design or EMC directives, although
> discussions along those lines won't be discouraged.
>
> Bob Richards.
> Square D.
>
> "Beal, Weston"  wrote:
> I've been reading the messages on this list for a few
> weeks now and find that I need another view. Is there an
> email list similar to this that covers just the technical
> implementation side of EMC rather than the specification
> and regulations?
>
> Thanks,
> Weston
>
>
>

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Re: The technical side...with a theoretical twist

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
>
>Terahertz emissions are already *in use* for security screening.

I thought that was imaging using *background* terahertz radiation.

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2006 IEEE Product Safety Engineering Symposium

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
The IEEE PSES Board of Directors are soliciting proposals for our 2006 IEEE
Product Safety Engineering Symposium.  If your Chapter or Section is
interested in hosting the 2006 Product Safety Engineering Symposium please
submit a proposal, details are given at:

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Test report and DoC for peripheral devices

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
Dear Experts,

  I am in the process of declaring the FCC Part 15 class 'A',
compliance for an add on card manufactured by us. This card will be part of
a panel and the panel contains additional PCBAs. The card has been tested
for compliancy by assembling into a panel. The panel (which is not
manufactured by us) is an FCC compliant one and has its own DoC for part 15
class 'A'.
  This card is a digital device which just receive digital data from
some external device (through cable) process it and send the processed
digital data to one of the PCBAs of the panel. D.C. 12 volts power for this
card is provided by the panel.  No RF transmitter / receiver is involved
either in the panel nor in the card.
  What details my test report should have and how my DoC should be?
Your expert guidelines are requested.

Sincerely

K.Balasubramanian
Project Leader - Hardware.


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Re: The technical side...with a theoretical twist

2005-02-04 Thread owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org 
In article <42016db8.2090...@emcesd.com>, Doug Smith 
writes
>Hm... all good answers, but I interpreted the question to mean the
>highest frequency generated on purpose with the result expected, such
>as a very high frequency oscillator. Any answers on this?

Terahertz emissions are already *in use* for security screening. But
what about UV lasers and LEDs? Do you count them?
--
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The good news is that nothing is compulsory.
The bad news is that everything is prohibited.
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