Hi Josh:
> This standard has been adopted by China and Japan. Japan has added a
source impedance for the test setup, but it implies to me that this is a
world-wide issue.
The question I was attempting to answer was
John's question if 61000-3-2 is not an EMC
standard, then what kind of a standard is it?
The standard was written and promulgated to
the IEC by a European committee to solve an
anticipated European voltage distortion
problem.
My contention is that the committee assigned
the standard to EMC for the purpose of coming
under a Euro Directive that would make the
standard mandatory in Europe.
I am not familiar with the motivation for
other countries adopting the standard as a
National standard.
Best regards,
Rich
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