Is there a reliable, up-to-date web site that lists the ENs that have
been published in the OJ?
Richard Woods
Sensormatic Electronics
wo...@sensormatic.com
hei...@tuv.com,Internet writes:
Next week the SEMICON Europe (check out http://www.semi.org) is held in
Geneva
I will be there and want to inform myself about the workings of the IEC.
I thought they had an office in Geneva but was unable to locate any
contact, name, telnumber etc.
The IEC
Hello Group,
I'm going to be doing some immunity testing for a system that will have
security video cameras attached to it. As we do not make cameras
ourselves I need to get hold of some PAL units that have passed
EN50130-4 (family product spec for security devices. This norm specifies
levels
Mr heinze and group
IEC
Centre du service Clientèle
Commission Electrotechnique Internationale
3, rue de Varembé
CH 1211 Genève 20
Suisse
Fax +41 22 919 03 00
They understand English
Regards,
Gert Gremmen Ing
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: Matthias R. Heinze hei...@tuv.com
Aan:
Scott Douglas wrote:
Here's a problem for you all to think about and hopefully help solve.
I have a room in the corner of my building where I perform EMI pre-scans.
Occasionally throughout the day I have a major interference show up on my
analyzer. It does not come from the EUT. This is
Hello group,
On our OATS, located in a big hall, a burglar alarm from the 80ties
caused broadband noise 20 -150 Mhz Long lines , bad design etc.
This was continuous interference so easy to locate.
Regards,
Gert Gremmen
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== Ce-test,
One way to find out where it comes from is by using a horn antenna
because it is very directional. If you place the horn antenna on a turn
table and connected it to a receiver. You should be able to find out
which direction does the noise come from by turning the table. If the
noise is
Next week the SEMICON Europe (check out http://www.semi.org) is held in Geneva
I will be there and want to inform myself about the workings of the IEC.
I thought they had an office in Geneva but was unable to locate any contact,
name, telnumber etc.
The IEC website is very spars.
Does anybody
What is EMF? It is written in a letter as EMC-EMF.
application/ms-tnef
Scot,
We had a problem at our lab that sounds very similar to yours. It turned
out to be dirty power line insulators. We were in the midst of a drought
at the time and the rains were not doing a good job cleaning the
insulators. The dirt built up to the point that there was conduction
through
Hi Scott,
You wrote:
This is broadband, from 30 MHz to
1 GHz, at levels up to 70 or 80 dBuv. It is not like a flat carrier but
rather more like PWM driven motor noise. It lasts from 15 seconds to 1
minute in duration. Then ambient returns to normal.
I've had a very similar problem, 20-30dB
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From: rlanz rl...@concentric.net
To: Farnsworth, Heber hfarn...@physio-control.com
Subject: Re: CE Technical Documentation
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 9:09 AM
I recommend, for clarity, you state which CE directives you are referring
to. For example a Technical File is
Greetings,
A very good discussion about the use of BeCu gaskets. Thanks
Just a note from the connector technology. This technology uses BeCu for much
the same reason we do but there is the need for very low impedance between two
mating and seperable connectors. In this case the materials and
Scott
I have a couple thoughts for you quick as they maybe given
that I am trying to go home! :-)
1) Is the interference line-locked? Try triggering off the
line freq once...
2) Is the building`s electrical supply underground? What
are the ground water conditions like around your plant
Hi, Paul
40 years of IEEE symposia (1955-1995) are available on CD rom from AMC
Applied Microfilm at (617) 893-7863. I don't know, however, if that
includes symposia held outside the US.
David Brumbaugh
Boeing ISDS Electromagnetic Effects
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From: Paul
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