In a message dated 98-07-16, Duane Marcroft writes: >Joe, > >The advise not to worry about current limiting in countries that don't >required could be a problem down the road. If approvals are required later >in countries that require limiting, product will not pass.
Duane: I think you missed my point when I stated "so, depending on your target market, you may be able to avoid the current limiter requirement for the time being." In his posting, Peter stated that he had to get approval by August 3, and that his existing design would fail the current limiter test. In my response, I thought it important to note that several countries that "accept TBR 21" do not impose the current limiter requirement. Depending on the circumstances, this can buy valuable time for someone who is in a hurry to enter a specific market. It would certainly be helpful to have more than two weeks to design, prototype, and evaluate a well-engineered solution for full compliance with TBR 21. Joe Randolph Telecom Design Consultant Randolph Telecom, Inc. 781-721-2848 (voice) 781-721-0582 (fax) [email protected]
