Geoff,
There is a standard, NBR12304, which is based on CISPR 22. But the
standard isn't mandatory, it's only a recommendation.
Best Regards
Muriel
Geoff Haines wrote:
Hi everybody,
Can anyone tell me if there are any EMC/safety regulations in Brazil,
either currently in force or
A non-member submission:
From: rate...@gateway.com
Subject: Re: Fire Safety Requirements for the UK
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 11:18:39 -0500
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Kevin,
I used to work for the Loss Prevention Council a few years ago, and they
The USA has no official limits for human exposure to low frequency (3 kHz)
EMF. However, I found it interesting to learn that when investigating the
workplace, OSHA has the authority to invoke the voluntary ACGIH guidelines
for EMF exposure and has been known to do so. Now, I have to wonder what
Subject: Spread Spectrum Clock Techniques talk in Santa Clara CA
The Santa Clara Valley IEEE EMC chapter is presenting on Tuesday Evening,
12 Jan, a talk on Spread Spectrum Clock Techniques by Don Bush of dBi
Corp. Please visit our website for details:
www.scvemc.org
The dinner (5:30) and later
Hello everyone,
47CFR part 15 (15.103 item C) states that A digital device used exclusively as
industrial,
commercial, or medical equipment is exempt from the specific technical
standards.
1. Can someone give a rational explanation to this exemption?
2. I have an industrial product which
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