On Mon, 24 Oct 2011 17:00:28 +0100,
John Woodgate wrote:
> In message , dated Mon, 24
> Oct 2011, Pat Lawler writes:
>
> >Consider testing at 3 A/m *and* 1 Gauss (80 A/m) in case the higher
> >test level is needed.
>
> What would 80 A/m at 150 Hz or 180 Hz be simulating? It's also very odd
In message , dated Mon, 24
Oct 2011, Pat Lawler writes:
>Consider testing at 3 A/m *and* 1 Gauss (80 A/m) in case the higher
>test level is needed.
What would 80 A/m at 150 Hz or 180 Hz be simulating? It's also very odd
that one level is in A/m and the other in the CGS unit - not tesla. One
Hi Tom:
Although I can't help clear the confusion in IEC 60601-2-47, there are
some IEC 60601-2-x standards that require power line magnetic field
testing at high levels. The one that I came across was IEC 60601-2-22
(safety of infusion pumps), which required 400 A/m.
I can only assume they tho
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