RE: HP App Note

Jerry, Compliance Testing to the IEC 1000-3-2 (EN 61000-3-2) and IEC 1000-3-3 (EN 61000-3-3) Standards HP Application Note 1273 56 pages, published in 1995 provides solid information on testing power supplies to the requirements (harmonics and fluctuations) and just touched design for compliance

IECEE CB Scheme Summary

The point I was trying to relate was one of an experience with the CB scheme and Telecom equipment. I wanted to point out that for TTE in Australia you need to have an electrical safety test done. The testing must be done by an Austel accredited (NAMAS) lab. And the safety standard for telecom

IEEE 1996 International Symposium on EMC

For those of you interested: The 1996 IEEE International Symposium on EMC will be held this year at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara California. If you have access to the internet you will find all the information you need on our WEB page @ http://reality.sgi.com/csp/emc96 If you h

AUSTEL and the CB Scheme

AUSTEL Advice to Industry 1996/08, dated March 1996, titled IECEE-CB Reports states: ADVICE AUSTEL can only accept reports from test houses certified by IECEE - Certification Body under the following circumstances. These reports are known as CB reports. If a CB report was produced by an AU

HP App Note

Good Morning, I recently saw in a trade magazine an announcement that Hewlett Packard had an app note avaliable that dealt with designing and measuring power supplies to the requirements of IEC 555 (harmonics, fluctuations etc.). Does anyone know the app #, and if it is avaliable from HP via i

FWD>help

Mail*Link¨ SMTP FWD>help Doe sanyone out there know where Paul is and can check up on him? Peter Tarver Northern Telecom peter_tar...@nt.com -- List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date: 6/21/96 6:06 AM From: Paul Reilly - E X T E R N A L L Y O

Re: Do All PC Power Supplies Have Fuses?

Hi Max. You wrote: > I have an application in which a PC power supply will be placed > inside a large cabinet. I will have virtually no control over the > specifications of this power supply since it will be purchased from > a third party. In addition, the vendors are likely to change from > ti

RE: Australian Requirements

Tom Smith wrote: >Other AUSTEL approved labs who are not members of the CB scheme may also = >accept the CB reports, and review and endorse them for use by AUSTEL. This is of course true however they have no obligation to accept CB reports whereas CB accredited labs do have an obligation. Best re