RE: Pakistan requirements for telecom TTE?

[Joe Randolph]

Thanks Ron.  Earlier today I spent some time at www.pta.gov.pk
 , but I was unable to find information on the actual
technical requirements that typically apply to telecom and/or ITE products. 
For example, I would like to know if there are any EMC immunity requirements,
and if so, what those requirements are.  

Based on your suggestion, I went back to the site and poked around a little
more.  In the list of government sites there is a link listed for the "IT and
Telecom Division" that sounds promising, but at present that link is dead.

I will check the link again periodically to see if it comes back online, but
in the meantime I remain interested in any assistance that you or others in
this group could provide.



Joe Randolph
Telecom Design Consultant
Randolph Telecom, Inc.
781-721-2848 (USA)
j...@randolph-telecom.com
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Hi Joe,
 
You should be able to find what youre looking for on/from the PAKISTAN
TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY at www.pta.gov.pk  . With
the short list of equipment needing to be type approved there, you might not
need to go through it, but youll need to consult with the PTA get any updated
info. Please note that that market was recently deregulated, but licenses
might still be quite expensive. However, you may know this already.
 
Im not sure I answered your question, but IHTH.
 

Best regards,

 

Ron Pickard

RPQ Consulting

Glendale, AZ 85303

+623.512-3451 tel, +623.848-9033 fax

rpick...@rpqconsulting.com

www.rpqconsulting.com  



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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 2:38 PM
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Subject: Pakistan requirements for telecom TTE?
 
Hello All:

I'm trying to determine what requirements Pakistan has for telecom 
terminal
equipment for safety, EMC, and telecom.  So far I have not been able to come
up with much.  Any insight would be much appreciated.



Joe Randolph
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RE: Pakistan requirements for telecom TTE?

[Ron Pickard, RPQ]

Hi Joe,

 

You should be able to find what you’re looking for on/from the PAKISTAN
TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY at www.pta.gov.pk  . With
the short list of equipment needing to be type approved there, you might not
need to go through it, but you’ll need to consult with the PTA get any
updated info. Please note that that market was recently deregulated, but
licenses might still be quite expensive. However, you may know this already.

 

I’m not sure I answered your question, but IHTH.

 

Best regards,

 

Ron Pickard

RPQ Consulting

Glendale, AZ 85303

+623.512-3451 tel, +623.848-9033 fax

rpick...@rpqconsulting.com

www.rpqconsulting.com  



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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 2:38 PM
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Subject: Pakistan requirements for telecom TTE?

 

Hello All:

I'm trying to determine what requirements Pakistan has for telecom terminal
equipment for safety, EMC, and telecom.  So far I have not been able to come
up with much.  Any insight would be much appreciated.





Joe Randolph
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Information on operation in the 6.78 MHz ISM Band

[Robert Macy]

Does anyone have experience in this band?
 
Or, have URLs to find limits and required characteristics
to operate in this band?

Robert

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EMC Positions Open - Sacramento, CA

[Barron, Manny]

EMC positions open in the Sacramento, CA area.
See job descriptions below.
 
Please send resumes to manny.bar...@ngc.com
 
Sincerely,
 
Manny Barron
Northrop Grumman Corp.
San Jose, California
 
 
EMC Engineer 3 - Sacramento, CA

Electromagnetic Systems Laboratory in Sacramento, California is seeking an
EMI/EMC/Power Engineer. The following are the Basic Qualifications for this
position: 8 years experience directly related to this position.  EMI/EMC/Power
engineer will be required to do EMI/Power design tasks and perform MIL-STD-461
tests Requirements Design and test experience in any or all of the fields of
electromagnetic environmental effects: electromagnetic interference,
electromagnetic compatibility, transients, power supplies, power distribution,
and/or TEMPEST. Experience in reviewing electrical and mechanical engineering
designs for compliance with EMI/EMC requirements. Experience in preparation of
test plans, test reports, design guidelines or control plans. Good verbal and
written communication skills. Final grade determination will be made based on
qualifications of the selected candidate. Functions, Duties, Responsibilities:
 1. Evaluate EMC environments of platforms and systems to identify problem
areas and recommend solutions.  2. Establish EMI requirements and
specifications to be applied to digital and RF HW items during development. 
3. Design/specify power filters and power supplies for each HW item so as to
meet the EMI requirements as well as meeting environmental, space, weight, and
power constraints.  4. Review and analyze EE and ME designs to determine what
EMI suppression measures need to be applied in order to meet the EMI
requirements.  5. Select/approve EMI gasket materials, finishes, filters, and
connector styles.  6. Review cable/connector interface designs and recommend
changes for proper EMI suppression techniques.  7. Perform electromagnetic
analysis to evaluate potential solutions that would reduce risk, cost and
complexity of design and test problems.  8. Write design guidelines and
control plans.  9. Give presentations discussing design and status.  10. Write
functional test plans and procedures for power supplies and filters.  11.
Supervise and/or perform functional tests of filters and power supplies.  12.
Write EMI/EMC laboratory/field test plans, test procedures, and reports.  13.
Supervise and perform EMI/EMC laboratory/field tests of the hardware items.
This includes informal engineering tests and formal qualification tests.  14.
Troubleshoot test problems and determine solutions.  15. Communicate budget
and schedule status with functional and program management.  16. Identify and
obtain quotations for test equipment needed to be procured to satisfy EMI/EMC
test requirements.  17. Research and evaluate alternative design and test
approaches.  18. Recommend improvements to department policies and procedures.
 Relocation Assistance Available. U.S. citizenship is required.

 
EMC Engineer - Sacramento, CA
Electromagnetic Systems Laboratory in Sacramento, California is seeking a
Electrical Engineer. EMI/EMC/Power engineer will be required to do design
tasks and perform MIL-STD-461 tests under supervision. Final grade
determination will be made based on qualifications of the selected candidate.
The following are the Basic Qualifications for this position: 2 years
experience directly related to this position. Design and test experience in
any or all of the fields of electromagnetic interference, electromagnetic
compatibility, power supplies, power distribution, and/or TEMPEST. Experience
in reviewing electrical and mechanical engineering designs for compliance with
EMI/EMC requirements. Experienced in preparing test plans, test reports,
design guidelines or control plans. Excellent communication skills(verbal and
written). The following are the Assets for this position: B.S. with 3 to 5
years of experience preferred. RF/Antenna engineering skills. Aircraft
electronics experience. Numerical analysis skills. Relocation Assistance
Available.  U.S. citizenship is required.
 
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Seeking Sr Quality Engineer

[Brodie Pedersen]

Nonin Medical, Inc.
Small company environment, global opportunities, infinite rewards. 
Come be a part of something bigger.

Nonin Medical, Inc. is a rapidly growing international medical device
manufacturer that has been designing and distributing high quality
medical monitoring devices since 1986.  Headquartered in Plymouth, MN,
we offer a rewarding work environment with global opportunities while
maintaining a small company, employee-focused atmosphere.  We are
currently searching for an experienced Senior Quality Engineer to join
our expanding Quality team!

The Senior Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all new and
existing products meet company specifications as well as national and
international standards requirements for safety and performance.  The
individual in this role establishes and implements standard test
procedures which demonstrate acceptable product performance.  This
position reports to the Quality Manager-Product Development.   

The ideal candidate will possess a BS degree in electrical engineering
and 5+ years of related experience with a product development quality
focus in medical device or other high tech industry.  

See http://www.nonin.com/jobs.asp?ID=81 for further details.

No Agency calls please

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RE: FCC

[Andrew McCallum]

Thanks everyone - we are in discussions with the client now. 

>>> Mark Briggs  23/09/2008 17:07 >>>
Mark, Andrew - 

I would add that, in the case the device has modular approval, you are
compliant with radio specs (so long as you use the module within the
limitations of the grant conditions and installation requirements of the
module manufacturer).  You would still need to test the complete product
against the FCC unintentional radiator (digital device)  requirements (Class A
or B as appropriate to the device's usage).

Mark

 At 05:16 AM 9/23/2008, Luksich Mark-TXP763 wrote:


Short answer is No you are not compliant.

Mitigating points:

The first question is -- Does the modem have a Modular Approval?
   If the modem has a modular approval then you are complaint.

The second question is -- Are you the Grantee of record for the modem?
If you are the grantee of record  +  have done regression testing 
(Spurs and
harmonics as reported to the FCC) with the modem installed  +  the results are
equal or lower then what was reported to the FCC = Class 1 Permissive Change,
and you are compliant. 
If you integrate an non-modular approved radio (Modem) into a system 
you are
responsible for the compliance of the system and proving compliance to the FCC
(or TCB).
 
Mark
 
 
 

Mark S. Luksich
DMTS - Regulatory Engineering


Office: 631-738-5134
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Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 10:35 AM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: FCC

If you connect an FCC approved modem and antenna (gain within the grant 
of
the modem) to a system which is fully compliant to the standards required in
its intended environment would you have to carry out further testing on the
whole system to claim FCC compliance for the system or would it be
satisfactory to say that as the modem is FCC compliant the system (which is
passive)is therefore compliant.

Any thoughts much appreciated.

regards

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RE: FCC

[Mark Briggs]

Mark, Andrew - 

I would add that, in the case the device has modular approval, you are
compliant with radio specs (so long as you use the module within the
limitations of the grant conditions and installation requirements of the
module manufacturer).  You would still need to test the complete product
against the FCC unintentional radiator (digital device)  requirements (Class A
or B as appropriate to the device's usage).

Mark

 At 05:16 AM 9/23/2008, Luksich Mark-TXP763 wrote:


Short answer is No you are not compliant.

Mitigating points:

The first question is -- Does the modem have a Modular Approval?
   If the modem has a modular approval then you are complaint.

The second question is -- Are you the Grantee of record for the modem?
If you are the grantee of record  +  have done regression testing 
(Spurs and
harmonics as reported to the FCC) with the modem installed  +  the results are
equal or lower then what was reported to the FCC = Class 1 Permissive Change,
and you are compliant. 
If you integrate an non-modular approved radio (Modem) into a system 
you are
responsible for the compliance of the system and proving compliance to the FCC
(or TCB).
 
Mark
 
 
 

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McCallum
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 10:35 AM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: FCC

If you connect an FCC approved modem and antenna (gain within the grant 
of
the modem) to a system which is fully compliant to the standards required in
its intended environment would you have to carry out further testing on the
whole system to claim FCC compliance for the system or would it be
satisfactory to say that as the modem is FCC compliant the system (which is
passive)is therefore compliant.

Any thoughts much appreciated.

regards

Andy 





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Re: IEEE EMC Chicago Chapter Meeting Monday, September 29

[Frank Krozel]

Good day to all.
 
Our First Chicago Chapter meeting of the fall season is Monday night.
Here is the URL for information...  http://www.emcchicago.org 

We hope to see you there...
 
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Northeast Product Safety Society Meeting Tomorrow, September 24th

[Matt Campanella]

All,

There will be a Northeast Product Safety Society / CNEC Product Safety
Engineering Society meeting tomorrow, September 24th, at the Holiday
Inn, Boxborough MA.   A social hour with light refreshments will begin
at 7:00 PM and the technical meeting will start at 7:30 PM.  Ian
Houseal, Sustainability Consultant with Jacques Whitford Company, will
present this months topic concerning supply chain carbon
footprinting.   If you will be in the area, please feel free to join us
as advanced notice or membership in NPSS or IEEE PSES is not required.

Ian Houseal is a sustainability consultant with Jacques Whitford
Company.  He leads the companys internal carbon footprint program,
ecological footprint program, and initiatives surrounding sustainable
procurement  all steps the company has taken to walk the talk of
sustainability.  In this role, Ian is responsible for inventorying and
reporting greenhouse gas emissions (carbon footprinting) to The Climate
Registry for the companys 47 facilities across Canada and the United
States.  Jacques Whitford is one of ten founding reporter to The Climate
Registry, reporting emissions for 2007.  Before joining the Jacques
Whitford team, Ian worked in the fields of urban planning, architecture,
and green construction.  He holds a Masters degree in Regional Planning,
a Masters degree in Architecture, a Bachelor in Environmental Studies:
Natural Resource Policy and Management, and is a LEED accredited
professional.

Ians topic is Taking the Next Step Forward: Supply Chain Carbon
Footprinting.  As we move into a carbon-constrained world, reducing
carbon emissions and mitigating climate change is becoming a driving
issue for forward thinking businesses.  Some companies have stayed ahead
of the coming carbon regulation and manage carbon emissions in their
facilities through greenhouse gas inventories and reduction strategies.
These companies are learning about conducting business in a
carbon-constrained world and are prepared.  For these companies,
managing the carbon footprint of products across the supply chain is the
next step in the effort to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate climate
change.

If you or anyone you know would like to give a product safety technical
presentation, please contact Paul Smith, our meeting scheduler, by email
at paul...@yahoo.com.  A technical presentation should be 45 to 60
minutes in duration and be related to product safety.  Although the
presentation may reference your company and its services, the
presentation must not be simply company advertising.  We would also
appreciate any slides or handout materials be made available for posting
on the NPSS web site.  Releasing presentation materials for posting is
desired but not a requirement to make a presentation.

The 2008 NPSS meeting schedule is available on the NPSS website at
http://www.nepss.net/Calendar.html.

Further information about the Northeast Product Safety Society and how
to become a member is available at http://www.nepss.net.  You can also
contact one of the NPSS officers via links on the NPSS web site.

Directions:
>From Route 495 North or South, take Exit 28 to Route 111 East
Turn right onto Adams Place (approximately 500 feet from Route 495
North)
The Holiday Inn is the last building on the left.

Regards,

Matt Campanella
NPSS Secretary

Compliance Engineer
Motorola, Inc.
Broadband Communications Sector
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RE: FCC

[Luksich Mark-TXP763]

Short answer is No you are not compliant.

Mitigating points:

The first question is -- Does the modem have a Modular Approval?
   If the modem has a modular approval then you are complaint.

The second question is -- Are you the Grantee of record for the modem?
If you are the grantee of record  +  have done regression testing (Spurs and
harmonics as reported to the FCC) with the modem installed  +  the results are
equal or lower then what was reported to the FCC = Class 1 Permissive Change,
and you are compliant. 

If you integrate an non-modular approved radio (Modem) into a system you are
responsible for the compliance of the system and proving compliance to the FCC
(or TCB).
 
Mark
 
 
 

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From: emc-p...@ieee.org [mailto:emc-p...@ieee.org] On Behalf Of Andrew McCallum
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 10:35 AM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: FCC

If you connect an FCC approved modem and antenna (gain within the grant of the
modem) to a system which is fully compliant to the standards required in its
intended environment would you have to carry out further testing on the whole
system to claim FCC compliance for the system or would it be satisfactory to
say that as the modem is FCC compliant the system (which is passive)is
therefore compliant.

Any thoughts much appreciated.

regards

Andy 





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Re: PSE approval of "wall wart" PSU.

[peter merguerian]

Ian,
 
Yes, this is correct. The importer must also be registered with METI and their
name or code in Japanese or English characters (as registered in METI) must be
adjacent to the  Mark inclduing the logo of the certification bosy who
granted the  Mark cert. The importer must also hold a certificated copy
of the  Mark cert. You need to obtain a certified copy of this cert from
the power supply vendor who orders it from the METI authorized certification
body - then send it to your importer for their files. They must also hold
records of the manufacturer's production-line tests 
 
If you do a search  for PSE Mark in this blog
http://globalcompliance.blogspot.com you will get additional information
regarding the Mark and the duties of the importer.
 
Best Regards,
 
Peter

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From: McBurney, Ian [Allen & Heath UK] 
Subject: PSE approval of "wall wart" PSU.
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Date: Monday, September 22, 2008, 2:27 AM



Dear colleagues;

 

We are shipping a “wall wart” style psu bought in from a separate
supplier with one of our own products.

Our distributor in Japan requires the psu to be PSE marked.

The supplier of the psu has modified the psu rating label with the PSE
diamond and also put on the name of our distributor in Japan .

Is this correct? Are we required to name the Japanese distributor of our
product on the psu? If we have more than one distributor in Japan , do we have
to put both names on the label or have separate labels.

I look forward to you advice.

 

Thanks;

 

Ian McBurney.

Allen & Heath Ltd.

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