Dear Members,
The Ministry of Information Industry, the leading Chinese government authority
for China RoHS, has posted a common Q&A regarding China RoHS since June 5,
2006, at http://www.mii.gov.cn/art/2006/06/05/art_722_14805.html.
There are total 36 Q&A. The first nine Q&A are the same from
Gentlemen,
My memory seems to have fallen off the face of the earth. For medical
products what is the level for contact discharge ESD. Is it 3, 4 or 6kV? I
thought there was an increase to 6kV, or is that ITE products?
Thanks in advance
Darrell Locke
Advanced Input Devices
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Chris:
Why not test-drive the packages?
Orcad is available in a demo or student version. I use it with my students in
a transmission line course, and the student version is more than adequate
there. For circuits, there is a limit of about 60 nodes, but you should be
able to get a feel for it.
In message <004201c68a28$5a440550$67aaae41@CTAJS>, Chris Maxwell
writes
> have recently been looking at schematic capture and layout packages.
>Two that are in use around me are Orcad and Proteus.
>
>Orcad schem capture and layout is about $6000, while Proteus schem
>capture and layout (with
No need to run the test. One would not expect the motor to be susceptible to
interference from a power frequency magnetic field at 1 A/m.
Ghery S. Pettit
Intel Corporation
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From: emc-p...@ieee.org [mailto:emc-p...@ieee.org] On Behalf Of p...@eri.re.kr
Sent: Tuesday, June 06,
AAA! brain dead this morning.
You MEANT MathCAD, not MathLAB
...nevermind
- Robert -
On Wed, 7 Jun 2006 07:48:53 -0400
"Chris Maxwell" wrote:
> I have also been looking into MathCAD or MathCAD-like
> software. Are there any other choices other than MathCAD
> t
Chris,
Can't be much help selecting schematic entry. However,
after watching many people's frustration at dongles...the
dongle interfering with other software and the effect a
dead [and unsupported] dongle has on software that still
could work; I'd lean toward non-dongle type software.
Regardi
Wendy,
A .pdf file with the complete February 16, 2006 version of 47 CFR Part
15 (FCC Part 15) can be downloaded for free from the FCC's web site at
http://www.fcc.gov/oet/info/rules/part15/part15-2-16-06.pdf
GPO Access at
http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html
has the complete Code of Fede
The availability of laws is in issue of continuing controversy in the US.
There is a significant group insisting that all legal requirements must be
freely available to everyone. After all, you must obey them all and there are
lots of them. However, for practical reasons this situation varies.
US l
Dear All,
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North America, West Coast offices? You can send your resumes to by e-mail:
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Thank you all for response to my questions
Peter
peter merguerian wrote:
Dear All,
Does anyone know of any restrictions in some counties for importation of
products with multiple detachable power cords - one cord set or no cord set
with the importation country certification and the other cor
All,
I have recently been looking at schematic capture and layout packages. Two
that are in use around me are Orcad and Proteus.
Orcad schem capture and layout is about $6000, while Proteus schem capture and
layout (without autoroute) are about$1800. Has anybody worked with both
enough to p
Wendy
The most important thing to do is to ensure that the standards you use are
controlled i.e. they are the current versions. If you acquire your standards
by photocopying or whatever can you ensure that these are controlled
versions?
You should also have a procedure in your quality manual to mo
You can go to http://wireless.fcc.gov/rules.htmland click on
any FCC Part for a free download of any part of the rules.
As far as I know ANSI documents (such as ANSI C63.4) must be purchased.
Bob Heller
3M EMC Laboratory, 76-1-01
St. Paul, MN 55107-1208
Tel: 651- 778-6336
Fax: 651-7
Jeff Chambers asked:
I used the Laplace analyser and their Antenna as well, with very useful and
very reliable results over the period 1994 to 2000 or so. It's not
'Calibrated' as such, and I don't suppose it's results would stand up in a
court of law if you were arguing about +/- 1db. But as
Dear Group,
As far as I know IEC, ISO and EN standards are to be purchased (legally).
What about American standards eg FCC Part 15/18, ANSI C63.4? I can find the
sources from some websites (free download) but is it ‘illegal’? And should
I purchase them ‘legally’ for lab use?
Regards,
Wen
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