Hi, Rich:
I believe it's a typo error there. It should read as 1002.1, 21CFR1002.1(c)
and Table 1 show the Applicability.
Regards,
Steve Hsu
Sr. Quality Engineer
Pine Photonics Communications
s...@pinephotonics.com
From: richwo...@tycoint.com [mailto:richwo...@tycoint.com]
Sent:
Members,
Does anyone know the applicable military specs (US) for personal ESD (PESD)
and helicopter ESD (HESD) are? These are not covered in MIL-STD-461.
Thanks
Darrell Locke
Advanced Input Devices
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The one-point connection od the 10 Base- coax shield is specified by IEEE
standard 802.3. In my (2000) revision, it is e.g. in paragraph 8.7.2.2., page
158.
to prevent the building up of voltages that may result in undue hazard to
connected equipment or to persons.
However, when
Group,
Does anyone have any recent updates on the following countries legislation
to accept the CE mark?
If/when this is complete, will the CE mark have equal weight as their
national mark?
* Bulgaria
* Czech Republic
* Hungary
* Romania
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Poland
* Turkey
I seem to recall that -years ago-
IBM had an interface DC voltage spec.
IBM required that BEFORE attaching a
building-to-building interface cable to
an EUT, that a DC voltage measurement be
made between the shield of the cable
and the EUT chassis. If the voltage exceeded
1.5V (I think) the
ANSI/IEEE 802.3 specifies 10Base2 earthing at some point along the cable,
but not at any node. 10Base2 nodes typically are an isolated (DC/DC + level
shifter) 9-volt part of the PBWA with a high resistance connection to
chassis.
[RF radiation is higher and RF immunity is lower than 10BaseT.
Can anyone recommend a consultant or a company that can help me with
reliability requirements/life expectancy requirements?
Regards,
Paul S. Denomme
Design Engineer
Viasystems
804-226-5155
804-226-6056(fax)
From: John Woodgate [mailto:j...@jmwa.demon.co.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003
Hi!
I apologize if this is an inappropriate question for this forum.
I am trying to select the above component for a product we are designing.
I have found transformers with no approvals, one with UL and cUL, but not
CE.
Any advice on where to look or how to select such a component would be
Hello Group,
I am considering purchasing a dual LISN (two LISN networks within a single
metal enclosure). Having used single LISNs for years, I am concerned that
the dual LISN may be problematic for internal crosstalk/noise due to the
close proximity of the independent LISN networks within the
Hello,
We are looking for a source for an Austel approved modem (56K) for an
Australian customer.
The form factor for this modem could be one of the three following packages.
I will list them in order of preference:
1. A cPCI compatible card.
2. A rackmountable, stand-alone unit powered
Thanks to all who answered in MINUTES assisting an EMI troubleshoot on
something that is of great national value.
This forum is a tremendous resource!
on 3/5/03 4:46 PM, Stone, Richard A (Richard) at rsto...@lucent.com wrote:
we've had good success with the
built capacitance of 9000pf as
I knew that I was headed for trouble when I responded to Ken Javor original
question about EMI frustrations with 10Base2 Ethernet. I figured the safety
guys would pummel me a little - and I accept the comments. However, I
couldn't resist since I have experienced the same EMI frustrations.
Hi all,
I am looking for an internationally recognized reception indicator of
the condition of an RF link between a sensor and a display type module.
I have IEC 60417 and am not finding anything that seems to look right or
make sense for the application, was wondering if there is a symbol
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Check out: http://www.acclaiminternatio
al.com/AudioVisual/products/lamps/sldlampbases.htm
E26 is US style
E27 is European standard Edison screw
E26 http://www.acclaiminternational.c
m/AudioVisual/products/lamps/images/base06.gif E27
I read in !emc-pstc that Knighten, Jim L jk100...@teradata-ncr.com
wrote (in 61A60D883863D411A36600D0B785B50C0D8C6EC0@susdayte51.daytonoh.
ncr.com) about 'Ethernet coax connection' on Wed, 5 Mar 2003:
One can develop a large potential on
the shield of the cable, so that if you put yourself
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If you have shock level differences between the grounds in two different
buildings, either an entire building isn't connected to an earth electrode,
or someone is paying a whopping electric bill to heat up mother earth. I
suspect the shock situation you
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