Enclosed document is third part of Guidelines on the application
of EMC Directive in Word 6.0 for Windows published by EEC DGIII
in Brussels in April 1996.
Because of the size of file, it will be posted in three pieces.
Regards,
Mirko Matejic
The Foxboro Company
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Hi Richard:
Another source for further details and illustrations on grounding
connections is:
Product Safety in Information Technology Equipment
by Hardy Krueger
published by vde-verlag gmbh, Berlin and Offenbach
Bismarkstrasse 33
D-1000 Berlin
Richard,
As far as I know, about the only country that has a specific grounding and
bonding standard is Canada. Check out CSA C22.2 No. 0.4-M1982.
BTW, all of the grounding methods you describe are acceptable:
1. Dedicated post for just the safety earth wire lug. Separate post for the
other
I have one comment to make regarding your B scenario that English only is
acceptable for service manuals. If you are applying for a German safety
mark (Bauart or GS), the German deviations to IEC 950 apply, which means
that instructions relating to safety must be translated into German even for
Hello all,
I am having a bit of trouble trying to evaluate the 'best' method or
acceptable method of earth grounding.
Primary earth wire (green w/yellow strip) is first going to a pillar type
terminal on the chassis from the a.c. filter. For a good mechanical
connection, first
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