David,
The risk assessment you refer to below is not same as the risk assessment
referred to in the new LVD (and some other NLF directives). The risk assessment
below is specifically aimed at determining whether or not the product presents
a risk which is sufficient to warrant post market
EN ISO 12100 is good and useful but EN ISO 14971 "Medical devices — Application
of risk management to medical devices” is actually more relevant to some
consumer type products
Nick.
> On 31 Mar 2016, at 20:32, Nyffenegger, Dave
> wrote:
>
> Risk assessments
On 3/31/2016 4:47 PM, Grasso, Charles wrote:
Why are you looking at the "noise" in the time domain?
What spec are you trying to comply with?
It was already non-compliant and I had to find out how to fix it.
I do this kind of probing to find out where [stuff] comes from and where
it goes, in
Scott,
With regard to the risk assessment requirement in the Directives revised
under the New Legislative Framework (NLF):
This excerpt is from a discussion of the proposed EU Consumer Product
Safety Regulation (CPSR):
The European Commission will undertake a risk analysis of the product to
Rich
Life is a risk!
Nothing in life is a certainty, unless you include death which is a certainly –
but then when, how, why?
“Risk assessment” has actually been part of safety for decades if not centuries
or millennia, even if it was not formally understood to be, and there are very
Hello - Why are you looking at the "noise" in the time domain?
What spec are you trying to comply with?
My assumption is that (if there is a LISN) there will be a spec in
the frequency domain - am I wrong?
Best Regards
Charles Grasso
Compliance Engineer
Echostar Communications
(w) 303-706-5467
Scott Xe said, “The risk assessment is unclear how to do it and any reference
to follow.”
I agree. Risk assessment is an abstraction. ISO/IEC Guide 51, the basis for
risk assessment, defines risk as the “combination of the probability of
occurrence of harm and the severity of that
Risk assessments are not new and it’s a requirement of the current Machinery
Directive from 2006 and probably for some time before. A principle HS for the
MD is EN ISO 12100:2010. Many of the basic concepts can be applied to
non-machinery. I’d think that standard or one similar would become
I didn't see the post to which Cortland is responding, but if I had I would
have said that power supply noise is of two types, narrowband and broadband.
The narrowband fundamental and harmonics from the switched mode power supply
(SMPS) are (generally*) fixed in frequency and amplitude, and are
On 3/29/2016 5:59 PM, Elliott Martinson wrote:
But noise is chaotic, and subsequent measurements of the L conductor
only won’t even be exactly the same. The phase relationships of
different noise signals from different sources in the device are
constantly changing depending on when the
There are two major changes in new LVD. One is the risk assessment that is to
be the obligation for the manufacturers. The other one is that the DoC is
required to have object of declaration.
The risk assessment is unclear how to do it and any reference to follow.
Currently there is few
Forget my respond «Real part / Magnitude / absolute value …”
It is not correct. I was contacted by a friendly list member who corrected me.
Best regards Amund
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Sendt: 31. mars 2016 15:01
Til: Amund Westin
Real part / Magnitude / absolute value .
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absolute_value
Actually, what you see measuring by a spectrum analyzer
#Amund
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Sendt: 31. mars 2016 12:36
Til: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Emne: Re: [PSES] Commom
In relation to this discussion, what is the significance of the vertical lines
either side of the |L| or |N|?
Google doesn't recognise it as a searchable term, possibly thinks it is a
logical OR symbol?
Thanks
James
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