John -
If you look at the Section after the sentence The following constructions
are considered to satisfy the requirement without test: in paragraph 4.4.6.
I believe the last item, the metal screen, would be the your simplest
solution for the larger vent openings (of course you should use
Per EN 60950 and UL 1950, Section 1.2.3. If it requires a tool to move it
then it is considered fixed equipment. If the equipment has wheels and can
be moved by the user without using tools then it is considered movable
equipment. From your description below it sounds like you have fixed
My company has an opening for a EMC Engineer/Manager.
The Job description is as follows;
To Manage, research, specify and obtain/maintain design-related regulatory
compliance's necessary to satisfy country (legal) and customer requirements
for FPC products. This includes both emissions
Barry -
I know of only two reasons and one wild speculation on why flushing a toilet
would cause the computer to reboot -
1. See if they have installed an automatic flusher on their toilet and
if it is on the same circuit as the PC. If this is the case then a line
conditioner between the
Rich/Doug -
Regardless of the input the output of the DC/AC inverter must comply with
2.4 of UL 1950 if it could be touched by the user. If it doesn't meet the
requirement then it must be enclosed in a fire enclosure and provided a
barrier to prevent service personal from accidentally touching
Richard -
1. Yes it is true that these adaptors are not certified by any safety
agency. I don't think any will allow a 120V rated plug to be adapted to a
240V outlet!
2. 9 plugs should cover over 90% of the world.
3. TelAdapt is one company that manufactures these types of plugs. Sorry, I
don't
All -
I understand that the FCC maintains a web site where you can monitor the
status or your Part 68 submittals. Does anybody now the WWW address?
Thanks
Mike Campi
Corporate Compliance Engineer
Fujitsu PC Corporation
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Dear Group -
Does anyone know what FAR121 is. This apparently has to do with aviation
safety but I have no other information than the standard number.
Regards,
Mike Campi
Corporate Compliance Engineer
Fujitsu PC Corporation
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Thank you to all that replied. I got the electronic version from the FAA web
site.
I don't know if this forum could answer more detailed questions, but is
there a forum for FAA?
Just incase someone on this forum does, can they answer the following
questions;
1. What standards would apply
Dear Group -
I am sad to announce the passing of one of the founding members of the PSTC.
Lee Ould, Jr. (a.k.a. Lee the Elder) died at his home on Sept. 18, 1998.
He is survived by the his wife, Anna and son, Lee, III.
The family intends to publish the letters read at Lee's memorial service on
John -
Try the test at a phase angle of 0 or 180 degrees. You should come a lot
closer to your calculated inrush current of 56.6. You are making the mistake
of seeing the input section of the power supply as a straight resistance
circuit. It is more inductive and will behave differently when the
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