Re: CB scheme

Hi Gary: In the USA and Canada, third-party safety certification is mandated by OSHA, the NEC, and Canadian provincial laws. There are many third-party certifiers who can provide one mark acceptable in both countries. If you were not using a certifier acceptable to both countries, a CB

Re: Company rewards for publishing

Jack: The comments by Rich Nute are right on the money. I would like to throw in another two cents worth. The pursuit of publishing has many direct benefits to the creating individual, although some may take time to surface. 1. The process of generating a written communication that will be

RE: IEC601-1-2 and Voltage dip/interrupt testing

I have not seen many comments about the remarks of Mr. Lawler (remarks copied at the end of this note). He raises an important point about standards which have a major effect on product design and cost. We see a proliferation of EMC standards coming from the IEC and sometimes blindly adopted by

Ground currents and safety

--- On Mon, 22 Jun 1998 00:44:00 -0700 Liew, Shih Perng shih.perng.l...@intel.com wrote: Hi All, I have some different machines in one production line sharing a same power source, namely IX testers, ovens etc. I encountered a problem where some of the ovens

CB scheme

If ignorance is bliss I must be a pretty happy guy. I have sort of avoided asking this question because I seem to be the only guy that doesn't fully understand the answer to this question. Currently I use the standard US/Canadian private label mark and one from Germany to meet the

Looking for Directive 89/391 and 90/270

I would appreciate a hint where to get list of harmonized standards to Directives 89/391 and 90/270, both addressing health and safety at workplaces. Regards, Mirko Matejic The Foxboro Company

RE: US-EU Mutual Recognition Agreement

Iris, Go to http://www.rcic.com/ http://www.rcic.co/ , select standards. then scroll down through the USA section to FCC Registered Domestic and Foreign Test Laboratories. Regards, Gordon Patterson Racal-Datacom -Original Message- From: ische...@elsa.de

US-EU Mutual Recognition Agreement

Hi compliance folks, According to the information of the FCC the US-EU Mutual Recognition Agreement was signed on May 18, 1998 (see http://www.fcc.gov). This information also says: A European Laboratory may begin testing equipment under the DoC procedure, provided the Laboratory has been

Modelling

Thanks Keith... One more question: What about modelling of EMC in machines and instrumentation? Do you know any modelling concerning EMC? C.J.CHONG ee39...@eng.usm.my