Hi John:
> >I've replaced the incandescent lamp on my bedside
> >table with a new energy-saving compact flourescent
> >lamp. With the lamp on, I cannot listen to even
> >the strongest AM radio station on my clock radio
> >(on the same bedside table) due to the lamp
> >interference. This must not be the usage
> >contemplated by EMC requirements.
>
> Limits in the household environment are based on a 3 m separation
> between source and receiver.
Wonderful!
Either the lamp or the radio must be on the opposite
side of the room from my bedside table. When I am in
bed, one or the other is not controllable, and is
therefore useless to me.
Whine mode on: I want both on my bedside table, and
I want both to do all of their functions. This IS
not the usage contemplated by 3 m separation EMC
requirements.
:-)
Best wishes for the New Year,
Rich
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