FW: New WHO Fact Sheet: ELF and Cancer

[WOODS]

FYI: here is the latest official WHO position 


-- Forwarded Message
> From: bullo...@who.ch
> Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2001 13:54:12 +0200
> 
> Subject: New WHO Fact Sheet: ELF and Cancer
> 
> Please find attached a copy of the recently published WHO Fact Sheet:
> "ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS AND PUBLIC HEALTH
> Extremely low frequency fields and cancer
> In 1996, the World Health Organization (WHO) established the International
> Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) Project to address the health issues
associated
> with exposure to EMF. The EMF Project is currently reviewing research
> results and conducting risk assessments of exposure to static and
extremely
> low frequency (ELF) electric and magnetic fields. WHO plans to conduct an
> evaluation of all health effects from ELF field exposure in 2002-3.
> Whenever electricity is conducted through transmission lines, distribution
> lines or is used in appliances, both electric and magnetic fields exist
> close to the lines or appliances. The power frequency used is 50 or 60 Hz.
> Use of electric power has become part of everyday life. However, questions
> have been raised as to whether these and other ELF fields are
carcinogenic.
> The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) - a specialized
> cancer research agency of WHO - has recently concluded the first step in
> WHO's health risk assessment process by classifying ELF fields with
respect
> to the strength-of-the-evidence that they could cause cancer in humans.
> ." etc etc 
> 
> You can find a copy of this fact sheet on the WHO EMF Project Website at:
> http://www.who.int/peh-emf/publications/facts_press/efact/efs263.html
> And the French Version at:
> http://www.who.int/peh-emf/publications/facts_press/FS263%20French.htm
> 
> 
> <<263 ELF and Cancer French.htm>>  <<263 ELF and Cancer.htm>>
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Sarah
> 
> ***
> Sarah Bullock
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> Occupational and Environmental Health
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> 
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The steps I outlined and accepted at the meeting were:

1) Identify standards under the LVD/R&TTED/etc that would also be suitable
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RE: Transfer of EMC Certification

[Pettit, Ghery]

Assuming that the harmonized standards were used for XYZ for Company A, a
Manufacturer's DoC was issued based on the tests.  Company B needs to issue
a DoC, but if I were Company B, I would have no hesitation putting a note in
the file saying the XYZ and ZYS1plus are identical and issuing a new DoC in
Company B's name.
 
Why did company B even talk to Beco?  If not technical construction file was
involved, a competent body isn't needed for putting the CE Marking on the
product.  Don't forget about the LVD.
 
Ghery S. Pettit
Intel Corporation
 
My opinions, not necessarily those of my employer...
 
 
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From: lcr...@tuvam.com [mailto:lcr...@tuvam.com]
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 12:02 PM
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: Transfer of EMC Certification



Company A has product XYZ tested and certified by Exco as meeting the
requirements of the EMC directive. Company A has an Exco certificate for the
XYZ on file. 

Company B buys the design and manufacturing rights of the XYZ from Company
A. 

They give the XYZ a new name XYZlplus, model number and paint color. 

I assume Company B can not use Company A's certificate. 

Company B approaches Beco, a European Competent body for the EMC directive. 

What is the minimum, legal "solution" for getting EMC certification from
Beco for the XYZplus? 

-Does the XYZplus have to be re-tested? 
-Can Company B simply provide a cover letter to the existing certificate
warranting that the XYZplus made by company B is exactly the same (EMC-wise)
as the XYZ made by company A?

Thanks for any insight 

(of course all product and company names are fictitious) 

Lauren Crane 

Transfer of EMC Certification

[LCrane]

Company A has product XYZ tested and certified by Exco as meeting the
requirements of the EMC directive. Company A has an Exco certificate for the
XYZ on file. 

Company B buys the design and manufacturing rights of the XYZ from Company
A. 

They give the XYZ a new name XYZlplus, model number and paint color. 

I assume Company B can not use Company A's certificate. 

Company B approaches Beco, a European Competent body for the EMC directive. 

What is the minimum, legal "solution" for getting EMC certification from
Beco for the XYZplus?

-Does the XYZplus have to be re-tested?
-Can Company B simply provide a cover letter to the existing certificate
warranting that the XYZplus made by company B is exactly the same (EMC-wise)
as the XYZ made by company A?

Thanks for any insight

(of course all product and company names are fictitious)

Lauren Crane

[no subject]

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SV: EMC requirements and Product Marking

[amund]

Cecil,
If you mean to fulfil the EMC requirements for CE-mark purpose, Norway has
the same status as the countries within EU. Apply harmonized standards if it
exists. If no harm-standard is available, make contact with a notified body
for selecting other standards or make a TCF.
No special marks for EMC in Norway, but the CE mark apply. CE mark = The
equipment fulfils all relevant EU directives (EMC, LCD, RTTE, .)

Hope this helps.

Best regards
Amund Westin, Oslo/Norway

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From: Cecil A. Gittens

What needs to done to get EMC certification for Switzerland and Norway?
Are there any marks required for these countries?


Regards

Cecil


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Re: Fluid flow rate

[John Woodgate]

I read in !emc-pstc that Robert Macy  wrote (in
<002d01c1532b$1f882600$c5e10...@robert.macy.california.com>) about
'Fluid flow rate', on Fri, 12 Oct 2001:
>Sorry about this being so far off topic, but I don't know where else to find
>the largest group of technology professionals who can answer this question:
>
>How much water will flow out of a 3/4 inch pipe which is under 60 psi?
>There is a restriction and the actual inside ID is around 7/16 inch.
>
>My guess is more than 5 gal/min.  For example, when I get gasoline the tank
>will fill (20 gal) in less than 2 minutes.  So it's got to be somewhere in
>this range, right?

I'm surprised that you can't find this information on the web. The
length of the pipe is a significant factor if the 60 psi is applied at
the far end.
-- 
Regards, John Woodgate, OOO - Own Opinions Only. http://www.jmwa.demon.co.uk 
Eat mink and be dreary!

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RE: Fluid flow rate

[Dan Teninty]

Robert,

I remember solving a similar problem, water cooled heat-sink, using a
machinists handbook. If you have one handy it saves dragging out the Fluid
dynamics text and clearing the cobwebs.

Best regards,

Daniel E. Teninty, P.E.
Managing Partner
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[mailto:owner-emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org]On Behalf Of Robert Macy
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 7:35 AM
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Subject: Fluid flow rate



Sorry about this being so far off topic, but I don't know where else to find
the largest group of technology professionals who can answer this question:

How much water will flow out of a 3/4 inch pipe which is under 60 psi?
There is a restriction and the actual inside ID is around 7/16 inch.

My guess is more than 5 gal/min.  For example, when I get gasoline the tank
will fill (20 gal) in less than 2 minutes.  So it's got to be somewhere in
this range, right?

 - Robert -

   Robert A. Macy, PEm...@california.com
   408 286 3985  fx 408 297 9121
   AJM International Electronics Consultants
   619 North First St,   San Jose, CA  95112



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Re: VCCI

[Dan Irish - Sun BOS Hardware]

Gary,

The new URL for the VCCI web site is:

http://www.vcci.or.jp/

Click "English", then "Member" (password-protected,)
then "Documents and Forms." Form 1 is the first form
in the table. Click on "Word file."

Regards,
Dan

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>   Does anybody know the link to the VCCI conformity verification
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> suppose to be downloadable, but darned if I can find it.
>   Thanks
>   Gary
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Re: Fluid flow rate

[Doug McKean]

Length of pipe and angle are just some of the things needed
to be considered.  Otherwise, you could have a long enough
pipe and/or a pipe angle which could stop flow.

Try

  http://www.efunda.com/formulae/fluids/calc_pipe_friction.cfm

Regards, Doug McKean


- Original Message -
From: "Robert Macy" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 7:35 AM
Subject: Fluid flow rate


>
> Sorry about this being so far off topic, but I don't know where else
to find
> the largest group of technology professionals who can answer this
question:
>
> How much water will flow out of a 3/4 inch pipe which is under 60
psi?
> There is a restriction and the actual inside ID is around 7/16 inch.
>
> My guess is more than 5 gal/min.  For example, when I get gasoline
the tank
> will fill (20 gal) in less than 2 minutes.  So it's got to be
somewhere in
> this range, right?
>
>  - Robert -
>
>Robert A. Macy, PEm...@california.com
>408 286 3985  fx 408 297 9121
>AJM International Electronics Consultants
>619 North First St,   San Jose, CA  95112
>
>
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RE: Lithium Ion Batteries

[georgea]

Note that besides the "product" safety issues, there are many
environmental issues with lithium batteries.  Nearly every Euro
environmental acceptance form for our products asks if they
contain lithium batteries, and how these will be recycled or
reclaimed to avoid going to waste land fills.

George



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VCCI

[Gary McInturff]

Does anybody know the link to the VCCI conformity verification
report for 1 (as of April 1, 2001). I have the homepage but this document is
suppose to be downloadable, but darned if I can find it.
Thanks
Gary

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Re: Fluid flow rate

[Christian Schuster]

Robert,

without ANY warranties:

As far as I can recall from my physics course at university your
fluid flow rate can be predicyed by the Hagen-Poiseuille law:


  pi * (pressure difference between pipe ends) * (radius of pipe)^4
 Q = 
 8 * (viscosity of fluid) * (length of pipe)


If you plug in SI units Q should have the unit [m^3/s].
For water at 20 degree Celsius my text book gives
a viscosity of about 1.0e-3 kg/(m*s).

I guess conversion of units is a bit of work here ...

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Christian Schuster
IBM



"Robert Macy" @majordomo.ieee.org on 10/12/2001
10:35:21 AM

Please respond to "Robert Macy" 

Sent by:  owner-emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org


To:   
cc:
Subject:  Fluid flow rate




Sorry about this being so far off topic, but I don't know where else to
find
the largest group of technology professionals who can answer this question:

How much water will flow out of a 3/4 inch pipe which is under 60 psi?
There is a restriction and the actual inside ID is around 7/16 inch.

My guess is more than 5 gal/min.  For example, when I get gasoline the tank
will fill (20 gal) in less than 2 minutes.  So it's got to be somewhere in
this range, right?

 - Robert -

   Robert A. Macy, PEm...@california.com
   408 286 3985  fx 408 297 9121
   AJM International Electronics Consultants
   619 North First St,   San Jose, CA  95112



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RE: Lithium Ion Batteries

[Gregg Kervill]

The standards and methodology that I have used for UL/CSA and CE Marking is
to select UL Recognized batteries AND then focus upon:
Short Circuit
Reverse Charge
Overcharge

This is the best PRACTICAL guidance material that I have found.


!The protection issues are MUCH more complex that appear at first
sight!



Check also the FAA - this first major issue that I recall was a Li battery
exploding in an aircraft panel - the plane landed safety - following the
incident Li batteries were banned from aircraft for many years.

I expect that the FAA also has something on the subject.

Best regards

Gregg

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[mailto:owner-emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org]On Behalf Of Peter Tarver
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 5:44 PM
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: Lithium Ion Batteries



I am looking for safety standards related to large
lithium-ion secondary batteries (nonautomotive).  I've
searched several standards web sites (IEC, ANSI, IEEE,
CENELEC, BSI, UL, CSA)  and there appears to be nothing
specific to lithium-ion cells.

Your help will be appreciated.

Regards,

Peter L. Tarver, PE
Product Safety Manager
Sanmina Homologation Services
peter.tar...@sanmina.com


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Re: EMC requirements and Product Marking

[georgea]

Cecil,

It is my understanding that both of these countries accept "CE" marked
products, which attests to complying with the applicable EU Directives,
one of which is the EMC Directive.

There are several methods described in the Directives to justify using
the CE marking.  Each includes a means of demonstrating conformity to
the (now harmonized) EMC standards.  Once this has been done, a EU
Declaration of Conformity properly executed, and the product CE marked,
there is no further EMC certification required in the EU or other countries
accepting the CE marking.

George Alspaugh




cecil.gittens%kodak@interlock.lexmark.com on 10/12/2001 10:02:03 AM

Please respond to cecil.gittens%kodak@interlock.lexmark.com

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Subject:  EMC requirements and Product Marking




From: Cecil A. Gittens

What needs to done to get EMC certification for Switzerland and Norway?
Are there any marks required for these countries?


Regards

Cecil


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Fluid flow rate

[Robert Macy]

Sorry about this being so far off topic, but I don't know where else to find
the largest group of technology professionals who can answer this question:

How much water will flow out of a 3/4 inch pipe which is under 60 psi?
There is a restriction and the actual inside ID is around 7/16 inch.

My guess is more than 5 gal/min.  For example, when I get gasoline the tank
will fill (20 gal) in less than 2 minutes.  So it's got to be somewhere in
this range, right?

 - Robert -

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EMC requirements and Product Marking

[cecil . gittens]

From: Cecil A. Gittens

What needs to done to get EMC certification for Switzerland and Norway?
Are there any marks required for these countries?


Regards

Cecil


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RE: Lithium Ion Batteries

[Chris Maxwell]

Hi Peter,

Whenever I've had safety questions regarding Lithium batteries, I've
always found the manufacturer to be the best source of information.  At
the time, I talked with Tadiran, since we were using their batteries.
Tadiran was extremely helpful and knowledgeable.  After all, it's their
business to know.

Hope this helps.

Chris Maxwell | Design Engineer - Optical Division
email chris.maxw...@nettest.com | dir +1 315 266 5128 | fax +1 315 797
8024

NetTest | 6 Rhoads Drive, Utica, NY 13502 | USA
web www.nettest.com | tel +1 315 797 4449 | 




> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Tarver [SMTP:peter.tar...@sanmina.com]
> Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 5:44 PM
> To:   emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
> Subject:  Lithium Ion Batteries
> 
> 
> I am looking for safety standards related to large
> lithium-ion secondary batteries (nonautomotive).  I've
> searched several standards web sites (IEC, ANSI, IEEE,
> CENELEC, BSI, UL, CSA)  and there appears to be nothing
> specific to lithium-ion cells.
> 
> Your help will be appreciated.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Peter L. Tarver, PE
> Product Safety Manager
> Sanmina Homologation Services
> peter.tar...@sanmina.com
> 
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RE: AS/NZS 60950

[Hizzard Trevor-LTH027]

This extract may be helpful
rgds,
Trevor Hizzard 
International Telecoms Specialist 
Global Standards & Regulatory Matters
MOTOROLA Corporate 
Church Road, Lowfield Heath, 
Crawley, West Sussex, RH11OPQ 
England, U.K. 
*phone: +447785363919 
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*email: trevor.hizz...@motorola.com 




I am replying to your questions concerning AS/NZS 3260:1993.  This standard is 
still current.  It will eventually be superseded by AS/NZS 60950:2000 "Safety 
of information technology equipment".  The updated standard is an Australian 
modification of IEC 60950:1999. Australian standard AS/NZS 3260:1993 may be 
superseded in 20030605 by AS/NZS 60950:2000.  At present both standards are 
still current.  When the standard is superseded it will be deleted from the 
StandardsWatch program. 
 
Australian standard AS/NZS 3260:1993 forms part of the Australian 
Communications Authority's compliance program for manufacturers and suppliers 
of telecommunications equipment. Compliance to the above standard forms part of 
the A-Tick approval scheme for different types of telecommunications equipment. 
 
 
 The standard is referenced in ACA TS 001-1997 "Safety requirements for 
customer equipment".  This standard is referenced under certain sections of the 
ACA's Telecommunications Cabling Notice.  The ACA techical standard has not 
been updated to include references to AS/NZS 60950:2000. 
 
Further advice on the legal status of AS/NZS 60950:2000 should be sought from 
the Australian Communications Authority.  Their contact details are included on 
their internet site (http://www.aca.gov.au)
 
Standards Australia's subsiduary (Quality Assurance Services) is the 
administrator of the IEC CB scheme.  Companies supplying IT equipment can 
arranged approval to the CB scheme.  Quality Assurance Services should accept 
test reports to AS/NZS 3260:1993 and AS/NZS 60950:2000.  The CB scheme may be 
able to be used to arrange tests that may be required under the ACA's A-Tick 
scheme.  Contact details for QAS are included on their internet site 
(http://www.qas.com.au). The Manager for the CB scheme in Australia is Mr Roy 
Jacobi (e-mail:roy.jac...@qas.com.au).  The conditions for the scheme are 
included in the CB internet site (http://www.cbscheme.org)
 
Copies of Australian standards are available for down-load from Standards 
Australia's internet site (http://www.standards.com.au)
 

-Original Message-
From: John Woodgate [mailto:j...@jmwa.demon.co.uk]
Sent: 11 October 2001 23:00
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: Re: AS/NZS 60950



I read in !emc-pstc that Peter Tarver  wrote
(in ) about
'AS/NZS 60950', on Thu, 11 Oct 2001:
>Someone suggested I go to the ACA web site to look for the
>requested information.  As a testament to my previous
>research on the topic, I present the following.
>
>In my own research, I have found the Telecommunications
>Labelling (Customer Equipment and Customer Cabling) Notice
>2001.  In this document, in Schedule 1 Technical standards
>and compliance levels, Part 1 Interpretation, Section 1 ,
>paragraph (3), is a reference to TS001-1997 (Safety
>Requirements for Customer Equipment) as the applicable
>standard.   TS001-1997, unless amended at some later date
>than my copy, clearly points to AS3260 and not AS60950.

Something like this applies also in UK. There is a purely Telecoms
safety standard that applies to the telecoms cabling and outlets in the
subscriber's premises, and to ordinary telephones, and then a different
standard, e.g. EN60950 that applies to ITE connected to the telecoms
system. Where the two standard deal with the same topic, they are, or
should be, technically identical.

The same may, or, of course, may not, apply in Oz.
-- 
Regards, John Woodgate, OOO - Own Opinions Only. http://www.jmwa.demon.co.uk 
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Re: AS/NZS 60950

[John Woodgate]

I read in !emc-pstc that Peter Tarver  wrote
(in ) about
'AS/NZS 60950', on Thu, 11 Oct 2001:
>Someone suggested I go to the ACA web site to look for the
>requested information.  As a testament to my previous
>research on the topic, I present the following.
>
>In my own research, I have found the Telecommunications
>Labelling (Customer Equipment and Customer Cabling) Notice
>2001.  In this document, in Schedule 1 Technical standards
>and compliance levels, Part 1 Interpretation, Section 1 ,
>paragraph (3), is a reference to TS001-1997 (Safety
>Requirements for Customer Equipment) as the applicable
>standard.   TS001-1997, unless amended at some later date
>than my copy, clearly points to AS3260 and not AS60950.

Something like this applies also in UK. There is a purely Telecoms
safety standard that applies to the telecoms cabling and outlets in the
subscriber's premises, and to ordinary telephones, and then a different
standard, e.g. EN60950 that applies to ITE connected to the telecoms
system. Where the two standard deal with the same topic, they are, or
should be, technically identical.

The same may, or, of course, may not, apply in Oz.
-- 
Regards, John Woodgate, OOO - Own Opinions Only. http://www.jmwa.demon.co.uk 
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Re: Industrial ITE

[Kim Boll Jensen]

Hi Bob

When you are in the "grey" zone with products in more than one product family, 
the normal procedure is to state
compliance to both categories by making a worst case test with requirements 
from both categories. The other way is to
declare in the manual that the product is limited only for industrial use.

The last solution is normally not good because who knows if customers are in 
industrial or light industrial areas.

Best regards,

Kim Boll Jensen
Bolls Raadgivning
Consultancy in EMC & Safety approvals world wide

rehel...@mmm.com skriver:

> If you have ITE equipment that is going into an industrial environment,
> what standards
> apply? In particular what generic or family immunity standards apply (I'm
> not concerned
> with basic standards)?
>
> EN55024 seems to be written for the residential environment (for example,
> 3V/m is called
> out). The generic industrial standard indicates that you use EN55011 for
> emissions instead
> EN55022.
>
> Is there a catch-22 here (no pun intended)?
>
> Bob Heller
> 3M Product Safety, 76-1-01
> St. Paul, MN 55107-1208
> Tel:  651- 778-6336
> Fax:  651-778-6252
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Re: Directives and standards applicable to a passive speaker

[John Woodgate]

I read in !emc-pstc that OSBORN,DAVE (A-hsgAndover,ex1)
 wrote (in <730B703AE680D311A13C00902754022C05A98DFF
@axand01.and.agilent.com>) about 'Directives and standards applicable to
a passive speaker', on Thu, 11 Oct 2001:
>Are there any specific directives or standards that one needs to consider in
>Europe v/v CE-marking?  For instance, does a passive speaker fall under the
>EMC directive?

Yes, but there is no applicable standard. I advise clients to include in
the user instructions a warning to keep magnetic media (floppy discs,
cassettes, credit cards etc.) and VDUs at least 30 cm from the
loudspeaker (unless it has a closed-field driver).

>  I know that higher power pro audio systems are not allowed
>to use 'binder post' connections and that they tend to use bicon connectors
>in Europe, but I don't know what standard and/or directive is requiring
>this.

EN60065 and the Low Voltage Directive. Do we use the actual power
output, e.g. 3 W, or the PMPO, e.g. 400 W to calculate the output
voltage, to see if we need to use the 'safe' type of connector? (;-)

Let's see; 400 W in 8 ohms is 56.6 V - yes, we need the safe connector!
-- 
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Re: clarification of DO-160D change 1 section 20 test frequency exclusion

[Ken Javor]

One of the changes effected to MIL-STD-461E from -461D was to to take the 
RS103 exclusion at the tuned frequency and replace it with a requirement to
test at the tuned frequency but with a reduced threat level which was pegged
at 20 dB above the RE102 limit at the frequency the radio set was tuned to.
The purpose was to control susceptibility to a nearby unintentional emitter
such as another avionics box in the same equipment rack.  Prior to this
change no radiated susceptibility requirement to my knowledge encompassed a
radio tuned frequency for the very reason noted in the quoted paragraph.

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>To: emc-p...@ieee.org
>Subject: clarification of DO-160D change 1 section 20 test frequency exclusion
>Date: Thu, Oct 11, 2001, 1:29 PM
>

>
> Can someone provide me a clarification of what the following DO-160D change
> 1 section 20 test frequency exclusion (para 20.3 d.)?
>  This test is not intended to evaluate the normal MOPS RF performance
> ... NOR IS THE TEST INTENDED TO EVALUATE RECEIVER PERFORMANCE IN THE
> PRESENCE OF ANY INTERFERING SIGNAL INDUCED OR COUPLED INTO THE RECEIVER'S
> RF INPUT PORT(S).
>
> Does this mean that the RF ports are excluded from the Section 20 CS test
> or should it have said " ANY INBAND INTERFERING SIGNAL" implying that the
> test applies except within 5% of the tuned frequency as discussed in the
> next paragraph?
>
> Susan Beard
>
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>  I am currently conducting a search for an Austin based company
> that is looking for a Senior EMC Engineer.  Please let me know if you
> might know of anyone who would have an interest in hearing about the
> position listed below. Thanks for any assistance you may be able to
> provide.
> 
> Senior EMC Engineer
> 
> -EMC Engineer who is responsible for producing EMC design guidelines
> for printed circuit board layout
> -Review electrical and mechanical designs and feedback EMC
> countermeasure strategies to product development team.
> -Create EMC test plans for engineering and compliance level testing
> -Review various regulatory agency test reports
> -BSEE or BS in Physics. Prefer a minimum of 6-8 yrs of related
> experience
> -Requires thorough understanding of electrical design principles
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Michael Mattson
> Allen Scott Associates
> matt8...@aol.com

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