Is FCC+FCC= FCC , that is line the old CE+CE = CE line?
AFAIK, if the set up passed, it 'may' not be tested again. And 'may' is
rather meaningless. Shall is the right words.
In the past, there is always a phrase
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subjected to
This is sort of off topic -- but it's on topic too. Some years ago, at a
now defunct computer manufacturer, customer complaints of memory
incompatibility lead us to purchase test equipment specifically designed to
evaluate memory cards. What we found was that, although different vendors
cards
Hello All,
I am intersted to know about European Directives for Alarm and similar
security systems used in commercial (airports, businesses) and household
applications. What are the Directives (RTTE, Construction, etc.) involved, the
standards and some of the Recognized Test Agencies for a wi-fi
Charles Grasso wrote
Can a monitor purchased from an OEM have a company label slapped on it and
sold WITHOUT the company testing it in a system?
Looks like it!
One of my EMI horror stories concerns a monitor I found could make a
computer NEXT to it, not even turned on, exceed the Part 15
This has been incorporated into RDRAM memory and in Pentiums. I'm sure there
are other types as well.
Dave Cuthbert
Micron Technology
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Sam,
I have not heard of semiconductors that are required to have this. However,
I know there are manufacturer's of metal-oxide varistors (MOVs) that are
incorporating this due to adverse failure conditions that can occur at the
components end of life or because of a temporary over-voltage
Good day to all.
In reviewing the list of harmonized standards called up to
support a DoC to the Machinery Directive, several acoustic
standards are mentioned. Many of these standards appear to
address test methods.
Going only by the titles of these standards, some test
methods (for instance,
It's called junction melt down.
Bob Heller
3M EMC Laboratory, 76-1-01
St. Paul, MN 55107-1208
Tel: 651- 778-6336
Fax: 651-778-6252
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Howdy all,
I've got a client who heard a rumor of a safety requirement for
semiconductors that entailed having some thermal cutoff. This is a
semiconductor requirement, not an end-product requirement.
Has anyone heard of this in an existing or upcoming requirement?
Thanks,
Sam
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In my experience of UK MOD contracts, there is always a clause which states
that equipment supplied must meet all relevent commercial requirements in
addition to the specific military std. This always made the EU CE marking a
requirement of the contract. If you are working as a sub contractor you
Hi Mr. Chan,
Your product with the GSM module build in has to meet the RTTE directive.
Furthermore in Europe most member states do have additional national
requirements for alarm equipment. Please let me know in which countries you
would like to bring your product on the market and I will inform
On 12 Nov 2003, Tom wrote
If you are so sure that your product complies with the protection
requirements of the EMC Directive even if it failed to pass the test,
you have chance to use TCF Route instead of the Standard Route.
Regards,
Tom
Tom, could you explain your thinking on this a little
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