Re: [PSES] Checklist for standards

[Anthony Thomson]

Hello Rick,
 
I've often thought the same, I've even considered doing it myself.

 

My thoughts are, that for each harmonised standard requested, I would produce a questionnaire or flow chart that would be applied to the equipment under test in order to identify the relevant test clauses and conditions from the standard for that equipment. Complimented by a clause-by-clause check/tick list summary for that standard allowing you to tick/flag the relevant and applicable clauses/parameters/limits etc., those Not Applicable to that equipment along with columns to mark your progress; 'to do', pass, fail, references to results, test reports, comments, etc. All wrapped-up with a neat front sheet with the usual ducumentation control, title, document nos., dates, issue, version, signatures etc.

 

Also, given that such a check-list would require careful review and maintenance when new versions of a particular standard are released, a complimentary service sharing the results of that standard's review, identifying the differences between subsequent versions of standards could be provided. It amuses me how many times new versions of standards must be scrutinised and reviewed separately by organisations using those standards, when in theory it could just be done once independently for numerous organisations.

 

Are such services available, otherwise would there be interest in providing such services? Feel free to contact me off-line if you prefer.
 
T

 

Sent: Monday, October 13, 2014 at 7:06 PM
From: "Rick Busche" <rick.bus...@qnergy.com>
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: [PSES] Checklist for standards

As I pour through the various standards applicable to my product and build the TCF leading to CE Marking, it seems to me that somewhere there should be a checklist of the respective standards to simplify this effort. I have heard that the IEEE may even have a paid service. The idea of typing my way through the applicable elements for the standards is arduously slow. Any suggestions appreciated.

Rick

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