RE:FCC and Canada

Many thanks to all of you who replied. You have all been very helpful, and have taught me quite a bit. Thanks again, David Sproul, Business Development Manager, Alexander Lynn Approvals Management Services

Re: Comb Filter

Hello everyone, I am looking for a manufacturer of an active comb filter to notch out 50Hz+harmonics noise from bio-medical signals. Can anyone help. Regards Shaike Raz I encountered a similar problem almost 20 years ago and thought about using a digital delay line to generate a powerline

RE: fuse replacement markings

repost From: Peter L. Tarver [mailto:peter.tar...@sanmina-sci.com] Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 9:49 AM To: PSTC Subject: fuse replacement markings The following query relates to IEC60950:2000 and -1, §1.7.6. Is anyone aware of any CTL decisions for IEC60950:2000 or -1, where

RE: Comb Filter

Are you really wanting to notch out all of the 50 Hz harmonics, or go with a low pass filter? The LP filter is the simple solution and can be implemented in analog form or DSP. A notch filter to remove only the 50 Hz harmonics would best be done with DSP. Stanford Research makes a

RE: circular connectors for power meeting EU regs

David, Please excuse me for contacting you direct. Did you get a satisfactory answer from the forum? I ask as I just been told by a test house that the ITT-Canon CGL Industrial power connector we had wanted to use as a primary coupler is not suitable - apparently should only be used with

Re: Comb Filter

I read in !emc-pstc that ITL-EMC User Group itl-...@itl.co.il wrote (in 2D1037012914D4118DB8204C4F4F5020275AD4@ITLLTD01) about 'Comb Filter' on Sun, 24 Aug 2003: I am looking for a manufacturer of an active comb filter to notch out 50Hz+harmonics noise from bio-medical signals. I

RE: FCC and Canada

David, Bill is correct in that the technical testing requirements are accepted according to Industry Canada's (IC) EMCAB-3. However, official requirements and product marking details are in IC's ICES-003. These documents, and others, may be downloaded at: ICES and others:

RE: FCC and Canada

ICES-003 suggests the following wording for unintentional radiators sold in Canada: This Class [A or B] digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe [A or B] est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada. Chuck Burns Manager of Compliance Cubic

Comply to Japan Circular PSE Mark?

Dear Group, As far as I know there is no specific method of fulfilling Category B product for Circular PSE Mark, the manufacturers or importers may confirm these products by themselves. Is this true? Is EMI or EMS involved? If so which standards to apply? Thanks and regards Paul Chan