Larry,
I had no idea there even WAS such a standard.
Interesting, the things it's possible to learn
here; an assemblage of experts, indeed!
Thanks!
Cortland
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Fro
It is the same as 60601-1-2; 1993, i.e. CISPR 11, class A or B depending on
the environment.
Best regards,
Jim
owner-emc-p...@ieee.org wrote on 1/25/01 2:34 pm:
Any advance info on conducted emissions for the new standard?
thnx
Brian O'Connell
Taiyo Yuden (USA), Inc.
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Chris,
Thank you for the interesting story. Unfortunately this case is not all that
unusual. About a decade or so ago (names have been changed to protect the
guilty) I was working in the hardware engineering group at a company that
had just instituted an aggressive cost-reduction program.
Thanks
I should have been a bit less negative about fluorescent lights. Certainly,
you can wire several fluorescent fixtures in your room to a switch, so that
you can take advantage of their inherent glare-free quality and the fact
that they produce much less heat. When the power is switched off, they w
Dear colleagues,
I would like to know if UL mark (or other certification mark) is required,
or mandatory in Oregon state, for safety purpose. This applies to a
laboratory equipment (spectrometer).
If you know some web links, I'll appreciate them.
Thanks a lot for your cooperation,
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Greetings all.
I have a general question about the use of isolated ground rings at
the periphery of rack type optical interface cards (so maybe it's
specific). My understanding is that isolated (fully moated) ground
rings are often placed around the edges of high speed interface cards in
a
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