Tania,
It sounds like a Kitagawa SFC-10. Sorry I can't help if you need a US-
based supplier but they are easily available here in UK, so I doubt you
will have a problem.
Regards, PFORD at HVTVM GBXYR7PW at IBMMAIL
Phillip Ford phil_f...@uk.xyratex.com
ext 3255
Hi Tania,
I am 99% sure this is a Japanese company/distributor. I have
a sample bag of similar parts and there is Japanese kanji on
the bag so that is a tip-off. Unfortunately, there is no more info
on the bag.
I don't think that any one company has a material that is that much more
special
Phil,
KG parts are supplied in the US by:
IM Intermark (USA), Inc
One Penn Plaza-Suite 4526
New York, NY 10119-0001
(212) 629-3620
(212) 967-3948 fax
The person I deal with is Cristian Radu (Sales Engineer).
Hope this helps,
Tania,
I'll add to Tony's comment, that not only the material, but sometimes its
physical configuration make a difference. For example, one large firm makes a
ferrite SM device with superior impedance down to about 10 MHz. EVERYONE can
make 100 MHz devices... but the patented construction of this
Greetings,
I talked with a colleague about the new FCC 15.32 on test of CPU boards
this afternoon. We reached the following conclusion.
Test Condition Margin CPU board Pass/Fail
1. cover removed less than limit pass
2. cover removed over limit not
Radio Frequency Investigation Ltd (RFI) is an independent EMC, radio
and telecommunications type approval laboratory in Basingstoke,
Hampshire, England.
RFI currently have vacancies for 1 - 2 positions in their Regulatory
and Technical Support Services group. The positions would involve
A complete listing of European Directives is available, as well as
harmonized standards applicable to each directive
at: http://www2.echo.lu/nasd/
Doug Frazee
EMC Compliance Engineer
Alliant Techsystems, Inc.
Advanced Technology Applications
401 Defense Highway
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
USA
Doug Arthur
The website suggested by Doug is a good one but .. Beware! The contents
are identified as those published in the OJ as of 1 January 96. That's
long-long-ago in the world of conformity assessment.
I'm not aware of any other, authoritive and public compilation of the
information you
Greetings,
When making field strength measurements below 80 MHz, CISPR 22
says to tune the antenna to the 80 MHz resonant length. Should
the antenna be calibrated at these frequencies with the 80MHz
resonant length? Or does one use the antenna factors that were
As more and more colleagues joins treg or emc-pstc, I always
ask myself a question. Which group should I send my question
to? A general pratice we have seen here is to send it to
both. Probably most of us do not care but it would be nice
to know which group is more likely interested in my question
My understanding is that it is a requirement in the US/Canada that
any equipment intended to connect to the telephone network must have
an NRTL Mark. Can anyone advise where this requirement is called out
(NEC??) and how it is enforced?
Thx,
Tom,
for me, you are asking the wrong questions, but than that is for me.
I am interested only in general regulatory and compliance issues, which is a
field
of its own in our global community. I don't have time to read all the good
stuff from
the techies on how they diddle modems to pass the
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