Immunity to broadband transient noise from machines is controlled (e.g.,
showering arc fast transient requirement).  I think that would be more
representative of broadband machine noise than a swept cw test such as
61000-4-3. In my opinion, an instantaneous field perhaps much higher than 3
V/m but at some specified low duty cycle repetition rate is much more
representative of, and correlatable to, interactions with victim equipment
than an amplitude modulated steady state carrier.  Therefore I still do not
find persuasive the original posting's rationale that 10 V/m should not be
relaxed in broadcast bands in industrial areas.



on 3/4/03 2:15 PM, John Woodgate at j...@jmwa.demon.co.uk wrote:

> 
> I read in !emc-pstc that Ken Javor <ken.ja...@emccompliance.com> wrote
> (in <ba8a53d7.20db%ken.ja...@emccompliance.com>) about 'RADIATED
> IMMUNITY REQUIREMENTS FOR EN61326' on Tue, 4 Mar 2003:
>> I don't understand Mr. Allen's response.  If the bands originally cited are
>> reserved for broadcast, then no equipment, including industrial, should
>> intentionally transmit at these frequencies.  Further, it is immaterial
>> whether unintentional emissions are controlled to Class A or Class B levels
>> - in either case they are orders of magnitude below 3 V/m.
> 
> True but high levels of broadband noise many nevertheless occur on a
> transient time-scale in industrial areas.

-- 

Ken Javor
EMC Compliance
Huntsville, Alabama
256/650-5261




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