Hans - I think that TCFs for the EMC Directive can be assessed by a Competent Body and do not have to be assessed by a Notified Body.
Just out of curiosity, what are the typical costs for involving a Competent Body ? Mark >My experience is that it is not allowed when following the "standards >route" but >allowed with proper engineering justification when following the "TCF >route". >The minor expensive detail here is that the TCF route is performed by a NB. >Hans > >______________________________ Reply Separator >_________________________________ >Subject: Questions on In-Situ Testing >Author: Non-HP-argarcia ([email protected]) at HP-ColSprings,mimegw5 >Date: 11/5/97 1:20 PM > > >Hello Everyone, > >Is there anyone in the community who has had experience in performing >in-situ testing as per CISPR? This is a question which I get asked >frequently, and having had no experience in this area, I would like to >answer with some facts. What have been some of the pitfalls or >advantages? Have the results been well received, or for that matter, >are they defensible? Any thoughts would be appreciated. > >Thanks, >Andy Garcia > Mark Briggs [email protected]
