Have been informed during official meeting between manufacturer rep's
in Belgium and rep's of model users (airplane and buggies):
Graupner manufacturer rep. in BELGIUM (Mr Engelen) made following
unbelievable statements subject 72 Mhz radio control equipment rigs:
- radio control rig's in gene
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To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org@INTERNET
From: rampelberg...@euronet.be@INTERNET on Tue, Jul 15, 1997 12:11 AM
>Other statements made by the same person Not dirrectly related to the
> purpose of this discution group
I think Tania was right on. Good for you Tania. We need to keep cute
remarks out from our technical discussions.
>>> "Grasso, Charles (Chaz)" 07/14/97
12:52pm >>>
Hey keep this technical will you??
Charles Grasso
EMC Engineer
StorageTek
Tel:(303)673-2908
Fax(303)661-7115
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>From: t
In response to the second question as well:
The following exerpts are taken from the Procedures For Assessment of
the Conformity of Products Intended to be Placed on the Market (from a
guide on the EMC Directive):
"Paragraph 5.1:
This article describes the procedure whereby the manufacturer or
Hi! All,
Noticed that Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic will be the next
enlargement to be considered as member of the European Union. Would
appreciate if anyone can confirm that, the 3 above-mentioned states
will recognise the CE Mark and no additional submission to their
respective bodies f
Phil Ford wrote:
>
> Jim Nadolny wrote
>
> > I was told that the responsible person must be a resident of the EU.
> > A company in the States could not self certify and place the CE mark on
> > equipment with "only" the head of quality signature, assuming the head
> > of quality lives in Anyt
If talking about ESD guns is okay then:
We've been using a Schaffner NSG 435 for about four years now. Three
of us [engineers] use the gun, we all like it a lot. My impression is
it's easier/faster to use on the IEC 1000 tests then the guns that the
local t
Hi all,
We have three different guns here at MIKES Product Service.
This are an old one from Haefely (very good because works up to 35kV !!!),
the Mini-Zip from Keytec and 3 times the NSG435 from Schaffner.
For handling and testing the most popular gun is the Schaffner in our lab !
If you have a
You need to be careful talking to the European Commission. You've got to
remember that the European directives have to be transposed into national law.
It is all very well and good the European Commission continually
backtracking and re-defining what they really meant in the EMC directive but
dlo...@advanced-input.com wrote:
>
> My company is looking to purchase some ESD Simulators. There are basically
> three manufacturers worldwide of this type eqiupment, and ESD guns are not
> cheap. I am interested in hearing of any experiences or information, good
> or bad, anyone has had with p
Horst Dierich wrote:
> Sorry Phil,
>
> but I have learned in a seminar for Product Safety at the Leuven University in
> Belgium by some expert Professors for European Rights that the responsible
> company
> or person must be a resident of one of the EU member states. This is stated
> by the
> t
Years ago I had the opportunity of working with a top flight consultant
on ESD and the human-body model. The only manufacturer that produced an
ESD simulator that ACCURATELY reflected the Human Body pulse was Andy
Hish. The ESD simulators today produce a facimile of the true ESD
event in the intere
--- On Tue, 15 Jul 1997 07:08:39 -0400 "Egon H. Varju"
wrote:
> > > A long-forgotten loved one will appear soon.
> > > Buy the negatives at any price.
>
> > Hey, I'm a "long-forgotten loved one" and you're not being
> > politically correct regarding my self-alienated sub-culture.
> > Let me ta
We also use the Schaffner NSG 435. At my previous employer (an independent
test lab), I had the opportunity to use several different ESD simulators,
and have to say that of all the guns I have used (including Keytek and Andy
H.), I have found the Schaffner to be the best. The only negative I
I have noticed some past attempts, here and in other newsgroups, to
describe electrical hook-ups or even simple schematics. I say attempts, as they
tried to describe things either in text, or through use of clumsy ASCII
character based line drawing.
I can send an email, with a f
I remember reading about a year ago a statement made by a then officer of a
CB association, saying that is it not all that important where the DoC
signatory is located, just that the person be empowered to sign such
agreements. It implied tracability was the sole goal of the DoC. Maybe
someone
Hello all,
Assuming the power supplies and line filter I'm using cannot be changed, and I
have to
reduce the input leakage current to ground, what are my options? (if any)
thanks in advance
-
Name: moshe valdman
E-mail: mvald...@netvision.net.il
Phone: 052-94
Hi Mel.
You asked:
Intrinsic Safety is pretty well as you suggested, devices operating at such
low power that they are 'intrinsically safe'. It's related to ignition of
flammable atmospheres, primarily in the Oil and Gas industries, but also on
any system which uses flammable materials such as
> > A long-forgotten loved one will appear soon.
> > Buy the negatives at any price.
> Hey, I'm a "long-forgotten loved one" and you're not being
> politically correct regarding my self-alienated sub-culture.
> Let me take this opportunity to grandstand to the whole user
> group about my holier-th
G'day folk.
Can anyone give me a quick review of the EMC/LVD/Machinery requirements for
equipment destined for Brazil?
The equipment is Automatic Machinery, packaging lines, and would be made in
the UK to EEC Directives.
Any information would be very much appreciated.
Chris Dupres
Surrey, UK.
>Could someone help me out with regards to some conflicting information I
>have about Japanese safety requirements.
>
>I have been told 3 different things by 3 different testing organizations
>regarding IEC-950 CB scheme requirements.
>
>1.) Japan accepts only amendments 1 & 2
>2.) Japan accepts
The latest info I have is NBR*, 1994 which is CISPR 11. I would
recommend you confirm this with:
Eng. Antonio Sartorio
Brazilian national committee of the IEC
Comite Brasiliero de Electricidade (COBEI)
Rua Libero Badaro, 496-3 andar
02008.000 - SAO PAULO - SP
Brazil
Tel: +55 11 239 48 55
Fa
Chris Dupres wrote:
>
> G'day folk.
>
> Can anyone give me a quick review of the EMC/LVD/Machinery requirements for
> equipment destined for Brazil?
According to the Commercial Section of the British Embassy in Brasilia,
their standards for EMC and safety are issued and enforced by the
Brazilian
Chris Dupres wrote:
>
> G'day folk.
>
> Can anyone give me a quick review of the EMC/LVD/Machinery requirements for
> equipment destined for Brazil?
According to the Commercial Section of the British Embassy in Brasilia,
their standards for EMC and safety are issued and enforced by the
Brazilian A
FAQ: Sources of EMC & Safety Compliance Information
This is to let you know that I have just posted in two parts the 16th
issue of the above FAQ to the newsgroup for regulatory/compliance matters
and EMC and safety specifications and testing,
sci.engr.electrical
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