Eric
Here is the information on the Korean EMC topic we spoke of.
Mary Dane-Greenhow
Agency Approval Specialist
815/624-5369
815/624-8000 (fax)
Taylor Company
750 N. Blackhawk Blvd.
Rockton, IL 61072
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Hi All members,
Now, Korean requirement seems to be main issue.
I would
Hi Joe:
What should be the duration for the production line continuity test? How
did
you arrive at that duration? Please include what standard you are using
and any
specific references.
According to EN 50116, sub-clause 5.1:
The test shall be carried out... for
the
The FCC rules seem to say that only in the case of a transfer
of control could you relinquish responsibility of equipment
compliance.
FCC CFR 2.909:
The following parties are responsible for the compliance of
radio frequency equipment with the applicable standards:
-
(b) In the
Does anyone know of any mandatory safety or EMC requirements for consumer
audio/video products in Israel? Is third party testing and marking of
products required?
If I had a product that had been tested to IEC60065 with a CB Certificate
and Test Report, would additional testing and cost be
Hi Group,
We currently hold various Narrow Band(450-470MHz) licenses. Since it is
simple we renew them as required instead of letting them expire. However, I
have come to understand that there is a market for selling them. Has anyone
heard of this and if so, where does a seller find a buyer?
To all who responded, many thanks.
It appears that company A and company B must understand the responibilites
of future compliance issues and be able to document the testing standards
used and revision dates. I did not mention CE compliance but believe the
above also applies.
Best regards,
Don
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What is customer's expectation of your equipment? It is that
Does any one have any information regarding how you determine if equipment
will not product significant voltage fluctuations or flicker with out
performing the tests of EN 61000-3-3 per Paragraph 6.1?
EN 61000-3-3 Paragraph 6.1 states Test shall not be made on equipment which
is unlikely to
The recent Conformity Update on a possible new SAR standard stated:
The existing standard, say the manufacturers, is interpreted differently in
different countries and may not measure what it is purported to measure, that
is, the conversion of radiated energy into heat by biological tissue.
I
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Dear Martin,
Barbara,
While not definitive I believe the scope section of the standard describes a
few likely devices. I don't have the standard in front of me, but seems I
remember seeing it that section.
Gary
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From: Brooks, Barbara [mailto:bbro...@hnt.wylelabs.com]
Sent: Tuesday,
Hi Group,
The unit I am looking at purchasing is from EMC Partner, model TRA2000 with
Surge and Dips capability. I am located in western Canada and have only
spoken to 1 user of the equipment in North America (has only had the unit
for a couple of months and has not used the surge function).
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I suggest contacting ITL in Israel;
Does anyone know if there is a power factor correction module available that can
be fitted externally onto an existing power supply to enable it to pass the EN
61000-3-2 standard? We envision a module that would be installed between the AC
mains source and the AC input to the power supply.
Barbara,
A very rough guide might be to observe the 230 V on the mains and see if
your product causes it to dip a few volts momentarily (or do an analysis to
determine worst case dip and frequency of dip). If it doesn't dip at all,
you have no need to measure per 6.1.
If the mains voltage
Hi Barbara and group,
Unlikely means that the equipment has no variations in power supply current,
or variations that cause voltage fluctuations are below the most stringent
level in the standard. Just evaluate the (Imax. - Imin. = Idifference)
RMS-current during a full operating cycle and
Group,
Interesting discussion on FCC Verification of OEM ITE equipment.
I have another twist that includes radio and the EU.
Company A has a 2.4GHz radio device that they have self declared to the RTTE
Directive in accordance with Annex V of the directive.
Company B, with no internationally
I am looking for suggestions for European standards with regard to ladders
and maintenance platforms. I have a copy of British Standard BS 5395: Part
3: 1985. Stairs, ladders and walkways and was wondering if there might be
other applicable European standards.
Thanks in advance
Rick Busche
Don's approach does seem reasonable _if_ you build a simple R-L network to
provide some impedance to the power mains. A good stiff supply might make a
product look pretty good. Another thought is to look at the mains supply
current for bumps and calculate what voltage would be created across
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A ferroresonant transformer such as those made
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A recent CDV (which I believed passed) defines what is
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Gert,
Thank you for the definitive answer, but what do you
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