RE: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-10-01 Thread paul_j_smith
Thanks to all who responded to my inquiry on regarding verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing. Your comments have been very helpful. Best Regards, Paul S. --- This message is from the IEEE EMC Society Product Safety

Re: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-09-27 Thread mike harris
, September 26, 2000 12:11 PM Subject: Re: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing Hi Paul, First, I would caution you from holding the hipot test lead while the tester is in operation. It could certainly be hazardous to your health, and all that. I wonder if this is one

RE: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-09-27 Thread Ron Pickard
, 2000 10:21 PM To: Ron Pickard; paul_j_sm...@notes.teradyne.com Cc: emc-p...@ieee.org Subject: Re: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing Hi All, This exchange prompts me to mention a recurring theme that began over 30 years ago, when I transitioned from MIL-SPEC

RE: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-09-26 Thread Matthew Meehan
Paul, There will always be some small current flowing during a hipot test. If there isn't any current flowing, it's probably because you're circuit is open somewhere (probably the test jig, or the hipot tester's leads). To prevent this problem from going undetected some manufacturers began to

RE: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-09-26 Thread Jon Griver
Paul, My manufacturing contacts have asked for a lead on a supplier of test equipment that I can use to be able to test the Hi pot lead for it not to be open. If you run the Hi Pot test holding the lead in the air it will pass . We need a way to test that the lead is not open . The Test

Re: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-09-26 Thread Ron Pickard
Hi Paul, First, I would caution you from holding the hipot test lead while the tester is in operation. It could certainly be hazardous to your health, and all that. I wonder if this is one of those don't try this at home cases. Anyway, in another life while undergoing an initial BABT 340

RE: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-09-25 Thread paul_j_smith
Folks, My manufacturing contacts have asked for a lead on a supplier of test equipment that I can use to be able to test the Hi pot lead for it not to be open. If you run the Hi Pot test holding the lead in the air it will pass . We need a way to test that the lead is not open . The Test

Re: Verifying functionality of the equipment for Production Safety Testing

2000-09-25 Thread Rich Nute
Hi Paul: My manufacturing contacts have asked for a lead on a supplier of test equipment that I can use to be able to test the Hi pot lead for it not to be open. If you run the Hi Pot test holding the lead in the air it will pass . We need a way to test that the lead is not open