Re: EN61326 relative to ISM and ITE

I have the official published edition of IEC 61326-1:1997 here, hopefully I can assume that CENELEC did not tamper with the standard before harmonizing it. (Has it gone EN yet?) Regarding emissions; it references CISPR-11 and CISPR-22 and lists limits for Class A (termed industrial locations)

Commercial Confidence - A N

Subject: Commercial Confidence - A New Meaning Copied also to treg. For those who inter-work via the net, it is all too easy to transmit a candid message in the email tail that attaches to a forwarded message. Martin Garwood Manager Austest Laboratories 4/87 Reserve Road

EN standards

Greetings, and Happy Holidays to all! Can anyone recommend a GOOD supplier for the purchase of EMC Standards? I am specifically looking for all of the EN standards, along with the various global emissions standards. I have ot been able to find one source who offers all of the

clearance IEC1010

Are there any requirements in IEC1010 for component clearance to a metallic enclosure? Use a capacitor as an example. The side has no exposed conductive parts. Do you use the clearance tables in the annex or is there no particular clearance requirement to the grounded enclosure. Obviously

Grounding vs. Ground Loops

I've been working on a multimedia board in a standalone box that connects to a PC parallel port. It also has an external DC power supply, and connections for audio and video input and output. To pass FCC class B, I had to: 1. Shield the box with a conductive coating connected to the

RE: Fwd:EN61326 relative to ISM and ITE

I have reviewed a copy of the IEC version of this standard. It calls out a mandatory test plan containing: EUT test configuration, operating conditions, performance criteria and test descriptions. Immunity requirements are: 1000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, and -11. Test levels are in line with the

Standards on CD-ROM Now Available

The IEC now has a CD-ROM for sale, with EMC standards on it. The following is a email from Nelson_Donna-Lane/c...@iec.iec.ch on the subject. You can also email the IEC at: custs...@iec.ch. I understand that at todays conversion rate the 4200 CHR works out to be $2,709.67 in USA Dollars. Jim

Re: FCC label for DoC equipment ?

Hello from San Diego: The FCC label is available from the following URL: http://www.fcc.gov/oet/headline/fcc96208/labels.html I hope this is the one you requested. If not, you might explore the FCC website for the specific label. Best regards, Rich

Plastic Material

Please see the comments below from my associate who works closely with UL and CSA. George Alspaugh Lexmark International In reading the premise ... UL intends to enforce the following with effect on Jan 98 with a transition of half to one year that ... ... by implication, UL

Re: China certifications needed?

CCEE is the official PRC CB Scheme member, and can grant the non-mandatory Great Wall safety mark. However, only SACI/CCIB can grant the mandatory import CCIB mark. The CB Bulletin says SACI will accept CCEE assessments and grant CCIB on this basis. However, my sources say there is much

Disregard..Re: Mike Welty : Soft copy of the spec./Discription

Sorry, I accidentally sent the whole group information only need by one person!! Best regards, Terry J. Meck Senior Compliance/Test Engineer 215-721-5280 tjm...@accusort.com Accu-Sort Systems Inc. Telford, Pa USA

FCC label for DoC equipment ?

Microsoft Mail v3.0 IPM.Microsoft Mail.Note Fra: Kim Boll Jensen Til: 'SMTP: emc-p...@ieee.org' Emne: FCC label for DoC equipment ? Dato: 1997-12-11 11:31 Prioritet: Brev-id: B992BD4B Samtale-id: B992BD4B -- Can anyone

Plastic Material

Hi, Did anyone hear that UL intends to enforce the following with effect on Jan 98 with a transition of half to one year that : The minimal plastic requirement for SELV is going to be 94V-1 instead of HB as previously indicated Does anyone know if this enforcement is referring to : a)

Re: China certifications needed?

Your best bet would be to get in touch with CCEE (China Commission for Conformity Certification of Electrical Equipment). Their phone/fax numbers are as follow: Tel: +86(10)-68336219 Fax: +86(10)-68360907 Drop them a fax and ask them their latest

China certifications needed?

Hello, I'm trying to find out if anyone knows the requirements for importing to China. Some very nice people have given me some numbers, but either they are too old (6 digits instead of 8), or they are not functioning anymore. If anyone knows if China requires specific tests, I would very much