Re: Amend A1 to EN 55011

2003-06-04 Thread John Barnes
Mike, Amendment A1:1999 to EN 55011:1998 mainly: * Changes the Measured on a test site, Group 1, Class A column of Table 3 to be measured at 10m instead of 30m; all the limits increase 10dB. * Changes the On a test site column of Table 5 to be measured at 10m instead of 30m; all the

Amend A1 to EN 55011

2003-06-04 Thread miksher...@aol.com
Can someone please provide a quick synopsis of Amendment A1:1999 to EN 55011:1998? Line conducted emissions? thanks! Mike Sherman FSI International

RE: Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) and the Real World

2003-06-04 Thread Mike Hopkins
Actually, the EFT test pre-dates the IEEE reference. IEEE included a reference to IEC 801-4 in the earlier IEEE 587 document, which has now become ANSI/IEEE C62.41 (now reissued as a 2002 document as a Trilogy: C62.41, C62.42, and C62.45). In the 70's, EFT tests were being conducted in Europe

RE: 60950-1 temperatures

2003-06-04 Thread Peter L. Tarver
To your advantage in using the 60950-1 standards, under the scenario you painted. Peter From: Brian O'Connell Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 8:32 AM According to EN60950-1, table 4B, note 1, a winding temperature measured using embedded thermocouples no longer requires the 10ºC

RMCEMC presentation downloads and meeting announcement.

2003-06-04 Thread Grasso, Charles
To all interested parties: The presentation slides of two presentations from May20th meeting titled: Avoiding typical EMI problems in Multilayer printed circuit boards/Power and Ground Plane Decoupling (NOTE: Please record the password to open the file) and Predicting the Future - The GTEM

RE: 60950-1 temperatures

2003-06-04 Thread Brian O'Connell
According to EN60950-1, table 4B, note 1, a winding temperature measured using embedded thermocouples no longer requires the 10ºC differential. luck, Brian -Original Message- From: Peter L. Tarver [ mailto:peter.tar...@sanmina-sci.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 8:04 AM To:

RE: 60950-1 temperatures

2003-06-04 Thread Peter L. Tarver
Brian - In using the older standards, the temperature compensation inequalities are slightly different. In 1.4.12 of the 60950 standards, if Tmax is specified, (T - Tamb) ltet (Tmax - Tmra) or (T) ltet (Tmax - Tmra + Tamb) From 60950-1, (T) ltet (Tmax + Tamb - Tma). Other than variable

Re: Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) and the Real World

2003-06-04 Thread Pat Lawler
On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 16:51:47 -0400, Stephen Irving sirv...@lutron.com wrote: We are investigating the Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) test as detailed in IEC/EN 61000-4-4. I am looking for some experience/advise with this test. My understanding is that the IEC created this test to standardize

food packaging as test equipment

2003-06-04 Thread Doug Smith
Hi All, I am writing this from Oxford University where I will be teaching the next few days. This dorm room makes me feel like I am back in college (except these days dorm rooms come with high speed internet access). My June article talks about using an asparagus can in the developement lab

RE: Wire Colors

2003-06-04 Thread Robert Johnson
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. I would recommend you provide a letter from the manufacturer (you?) instructing approximately as below. Conductor re-identification with tape is permitted by the code and better explained in the code handbook (ref 310.12). Keep in mind a disconnect