OK, maybe the bet was a bit one sided, as most SM PSU's are made
in China and THEY produce EMI not the analogue ones.

How can the purchaser be responsible? They don't design and
manufacture the item !

EMC rules on these PSU's are very clear. If however, the
manufacturer chooses to omit vital EMI suppression components
because of commercial imperative, then they are breaking the law.
Quality control does not enter into the equation, neither does
marketing.

The government organisations, who originally demanded that test
methods and limits were put in place as part of the overall CE
scheme, and now do nothing to enforce the law are equally to
blame.

Stewart G3RXQ


On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 18:16:19 +0000, David Woolley (E.L) wrote:
> Stewart Baker wrote:
>> By any chance was the UPS manufactured in China ?
>>
> That's not a very fair bet; almost every bit of consumer
electronics is
> manufactured in China or has most of its components manufactured
there.
>
> However, if the suggestion is the responsibility for poor EMC
lies in
> China, that's not true.  A lot of the responsibility comes down
to the
> purchasers, who want minimum prices and do not care about
features that
> only benefit non-purchasers.  Beyond that are the marketing
> organisations that wouldn't know what EMC measurements actually
mean,
> and the corporate management that only knows how to manipulate
the stock
> market.
>
> If you buy something from a UK/US marketing organisation, and it
is of
> poor quality, they cannot "blame their tools", by saying it was
the
> suppliers fault; they should have chosen better suppliers, or
paid
> people with appropriate technical knowledge, to do quality
control.
>
> Governments also have a responsibility.


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