Only part 1 of EN45502-1 has been published according to the CENELEC site.
The standard says it supports the essential requirements of Directive
90/385/EEC. As Ned indicated, several other parts are to be published and
will contain the particulars for various types of devices. It may well be
that
Hi,
A couple of comments on the pacemaker standards.
1. Under the AMID, you must involve a Notified Body. The only
reasonable route to the CE marking is Annex 2 (full QA) and submittal of the
Design Dossier.
2. All accessories to a AIMD (i.e. programmers) are also under the
scope of
The CENELC site, http://www.cenelec.be/ http://www.cenelec.be/ , also
shows that the standard has not been published in the OJ.
Richard Woods
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As an excerise, I tried to find the directive that this standard was
harmonized under.
I looked on the Europa site under the EMC, Medical Device, and Active
Implantable Medical Device directives to no avail.
http://europa.eu.int/comm/enterprise/newapproach/standardization/harmstds/reflist.html
Paolo,
Thank you for the information. I suspect that you are correct as to
the critical nature of the frequency modulation method. The design engineer
picked the device, probably as the cheapest vendor. The device did not
behave as I expected, based on some Internet research of
Is there an EN or IEC standard for testing sharpness of edges similar to UL
1439, Tests for Sharpness of Edges on Equipment?
Richard Woods
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I have had products with this type of construction. I have products with
IEC-320-C14 inlet molded power cords that I have sent through VDE for IEC
60950 / EN 60950 approval and I have not had any compliance issues. I have
also owned a number of UL /CSA approved computer monitors with this
Hello Mr. Nakamura,
The CB-Scheme in an international scheme, under the auspices of the IEC,
which provides a means for acceptance of test-data (and reports - in some
cases) between the testing certification agencies of 30+ countries.
There is no direct relationship to LVD and EMC directives
Dear All,
I have an ITE product with a power cord terminated at the end with a
molded-on IEC320 inlet (similar to an inlet used on an appliance but this
one is terminated at the end of the cord). This inlet is used to mate with
a detachable cord set in the field.
Q. Does any one have a problem
Dear Nakamura-san;
The best explanation of the CB Scheme is at www.cbscheme.org .
It is a global reciprocity agreement dealing with IEC 60950 for the
safety of ITE products. If one CB (certification body) generates a
CB test report for a product, all other members are to accept the
test
Dear All,
What is CB SCHEME?
and
the relation to the LVD and EMC?
Thank you in advance,
Jun Nakamura
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I have a very succesfull experience with SSCG (Spread Spectrum Clock Generation)
that is a patented technology used to intentionally spread the energy of
oscillators and clock signals and any signal derived from the clock. I am sure
Keith Hardin knows it first-hand because he is one
Peter,
Each country will have its own national body, here in the UK it is
the Environment Agency.
http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/
Best regards, Andy.
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Hi All,
We discussed at some length jingling change ESD and its
relation to system operation some time ago. Along that
line of unusual sources of system upset is multiple (up
to hundreds) of ESD events in cushions of office chairs
in the minute after a person rises from some chairs. The
energy
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