Isn't this one of the product compliance conditions that a Notified Body
can issue a judgement?
They *should* cast in your favor.
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>> Hello,
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>> I could not attend the EMC Sy,p[osium this year and now I am on the
>> hunt for the papers and presentations and proceedings. Does anyone
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I would argue that if you impose any requirements (such as AWG size or
design of terminal block) then yes absolutely you need to have those
components in the test environment.It is my impression that if your system
fails for any reason that could be attributed to poor installation, then
the forese
Hello,
I could not attend the EMC Sy,p[osium this year and now I am on the
hunt for the papers and presentations and proceedings. Does anyone
know where I can obtain these items from?
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Hello Doug - Wow I had no idea that this issue existed. Thanks for bringing
it up!
As I understand that the inclusion of incorrect cords in a package spreads
the incorrect
conclusion that ALL of the cords are suitable for use. Did I get that right?
On Fri, Aug 11, 2023 at 8:00 AM Douglas Powell
The flood of products using counterfeit marking from China renders our
efforts virtually useless and hampers our ability to
manufacture competitively.
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Hello experts and gurus!!
I need to simulate the performance of a BLS (board level shield) and I am
considering
using the IEEE Std 2716-2022 IEEE Guide for the Characterization of the
Effectiveness of Printed Circuit Board Level Shielding document. This
document is however an adaptation of
the met
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> was there massive radio interference at homes and in offices that suddenly
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> On Tue, Jul 11, 2023, 10:28 Chas Gra
When the concept of measurement uncertainty came about, the company I
worked for at the time decided that
irrespective of the technical niceties of statistics if emission exceeded
the spec but was within the stated MU,
then that was still considered a FAIL. The difficulty came when the
emission PAS
I can answer the first question:
A question came up that I can't answer w/o a copy of Part 47.
Does the FCC report require Quasi-Peak (QP) data, or just Avg and Peak.
When do peak readings trigger the need to report QP? I'm pretty sure Part
15 has AVG and QP limits listed.
CHAS] The selection de
Hello gurus!
Does anyone know of an official standard for ESD testing remotes used for
TVs /STBs etc?
Thanking you in advance!!
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How exactly does one measure "likely" as in likely to touch? Is it a %age?
Of course my question is tongue in cheek...
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Hmmm interesting problem!!
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I forget. I see, and I remember. I do, and I understand. Xunzi
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> On 2023-03-06 14:48, Chas Grasso wrote:
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> Don't forget the seminal research done by WMKing on this topic. He was I
> believe the first to measure the fast response of an ESD event through
Don't forget the seminal research done by WMKing on this topic. He was I
believe the first to measure the fast response of an ESD event through a
metal intervening object. Also, it is understood that the ESD test was a
consensus output in an attempt to provide repeatability within test houses.
King
Thanks for the input Ken - as always!!
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> A few facts for those reading who don’t know much about the EMC
> certification
Agreed Ghery - I mistakenly did not grandfather in when I had the
opportunity and have not got the iNarte cert. I have the same experiences
as you.
Having said that: What I have found is that, outside of the rote testing
and management of the compliance discipline, the role of the EMC Engineer
is l
Happy New Year !!
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Totally agree!!
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Hello Dan,
Dont you think that (irrespective of the warning ) the magnet on the DC
cord is *much* weaker than a magnet used to penetrate through the thickness
of the human body and then trigger the reed switches? My first thought is
that the warning is there as a CYA? Perhaps?
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