[PSES] Considering TUV Rheinland's Functional Safety Engineer Certification

Colleagues, Does anyone have any personal experience with TUV Rheinland’s Functional Safety Engineer Certification Program? I am considering certification as more and more of my activity is in this area. I would like to hear from anyone with any personal experience with this program, either in

Re: [PSES] Job Opening for EMC Engineer

Great advice Cortland! I also ran into an interesting article on LinkedIn regarding how best to deal with your manager when it comes to these issues, without getting fired. Interesting reading…

Re: [PSES] Equipment rack for GR1089 testing - does it have to be metal?

Hello, You wouldn't find the frame requirements in GR-1089. Those would be found in GR-63 and other GR's. It is also found in an ATIS standard about Universal frameworks that GR-63 is based on. The ATIS standard was written essentially by Larry Wong, formerly of ATT and was their earthquake

Re: [PSES] Equipment rack for GR1089 testing - does it have to be metal?

Hello Jim,   Thank you for the explanation. It appears to me that while there seems to be no formal requirement for the equipment rack/frame to be metal (unless anyone corrects me and knows where to find it), it is implied by the requirements put on it - as you listed below - that it is

Re: [PSES] Job Opening for EMC Engineer

Hi Macy (and others trying to read this article), Sorry, I guess that link was an internal one to LinkedIn (you may have had to be signed in to read?). Try this: Connect to the author’s LinkedIn profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jtodonnell Then click on “Follow”. Her article will be right

[PSES] Michael Taylor

Hi All, I'm trying to find an email for Michael Taylor who used to be with Hach in Colorado. Can anyone send me his address preferably off-line. Thanks, Derek Walton L F Research - This message is from the IEEE Product

[PSES] Portable Electronic Devices Aboard Aircraft

Here's an infographic from the US FAA that tries to make it's rule changes regarding portable electronic devices aboard aircraft a little more understandable. http://www.faa.gov/about/initiatives/ped/infographic/ Ed Price WB6WSN Chula Vista, CA USA -

Re: [PSES] Rejected Manufacturer Declarations

Gentlemen, Thanks for your excellent contributions to this discussion. I decided to take the total discussion and write a blog post that summarizes the requirements. I’ve acknowledged all of you. Here’s the link:

Re: [PSES] EN 50581 part/range of parts

Piotr, This topic illustrates a concept that can be called the supremacy of practicality. I agree with you that the RoHS directive calls for No ... (unique identification of the EEE): in the DoC. What I have learned is that the EU legislation as a collective is not really sure what this

[PSES] FDA requirements for medical products containing wifi modules

Dear experts, I was yesterday speaking with one client who is quite desperate. They are producing medical products which contain wifi modules. They have told me, that FDA currently does not accept any such product if no additional testing on wifi module inside the unit are performed. The

Re: [PSES] Rejected Manufacturer Declarations

Nice piece of work Doug. One addition for the EU... Not all EN standards are harmonized. (as one may read from your log) Approximately once a year for each directive list of harmonized EN standards is published in the C version of the official EU journal. Only those -referenced by date- allow for