There are even better systems on the market. The German police use systems
which show the driver very clearly by placing the cameras so, that it takes
the front of the car.
So please smile if you drive too fast
Best Regards
Lothar Schmidt
Technical Manager EMC/Radio
BQB
CETECOM Inc.
411
Does the photo show who was driving the car? Can't say that I would be too
happy to be summoned to court when one of my kids (or wife) was speeding.
Ghery Pettit
-Original Message-
From: Nick Rouse [mailto:nickjro...@cs.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 12:03 PM
To: emc
Subject:
I don't know if the technique is used in America but the speed cameras in
the UK are triggered by radar but produce evidence by taking two pictures
illuminated by two strobe pulses timed about 150ms apart. Stripes are
painted across the road spaced so that between flashes a vehicle will
traverse
Ron,
On the first Network Attach product I helped develop, the IBM 4033 External
Network Adapters, we wound up with 156 top bills-of-materials to cover three
basic models (announced in 1991):
* 4/16Mbps Token-Ring.
* 10BASE-T/10BASE2 Ethernet.
* 10BASE-T Ethernet).
We had:
* Two basic raw
Because of the different mains plugs required in the different countries I have
never seen much advantage to universal cordage.
The one exception to this is a jumper cord that has an IEC320, C-13 connector
on one end and a C-14 connector on the other.
This type of power cord is independent of
Hi all,
I think this resolves the questions.
Eric
-Original Message-
From: Sanson Stewart [mailto:stewart.san...@cenorm.be]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 2:42 AM
To: Eric Earnst
Subject: RE: Electronic copies of standards
Dera Sir
Thanks!
I have traced the error.
For SOME CEN
Howdy all,
Having been involved with power cords and cord sets for quite some time I
have never seen an advantage in using Universal cordage. Therefore, I
would be interested to hear from people what they have to say about their
usage of Universal cordage and what they have benefited from using
Thank you for all your answers related to my question. I' ve got good ideas
for this area and I appreciate your time and kindness to do it.
Best wishes and Happy New Year to all of you!
Regards,
Carmen Filimon
Leitch Canada
-Original Message-
From: Alexandru Guidea
I am posting this notice of Don Bush's death, as he was an EMC
pioneer, and one of my employees from 1981-1993.
Donald R. Bush recently passed away of cancer at the age of 59.
Don received his MSEE at the University of Louisville and joined
IBM in Lexington, Kentucky in 1965. At the time he
Another alternative I have used with good success for measuring temperature
in a product (motor control, incubator etc..) is the AD590 solid-state
device from Analog Devices. From their website: For supply voltages
between +4 V and +30 V the device acts as a high impedance, constant current
Good afternoon/morning everyone,
As someone who designs Infrared Thermometers for a living I couldn't
resist responding to some of the comments so far.
Please don't take this as a plug for my companies products, the comments are
meant to be general.
-Original Message-
From:
I would like to see if the one per CISPR 25 suits for this purpose or
not.
I am not sure that 95/54/EC requires you to perform conducted emissions,
but if you do, the standard will be CISPR-25, so the short answer is
YES.
Best regards
- Chris
-Original Message-
From: KC CHAN
I read in !emc-pstc that Wan Juang Foo f...@np.edu.sg wrote (in
of20fd77f8.c4438312-on48256b3b.002ee...@np.edu.sg) about 'EMC-related
safety issues', on Tue, 8 Jan 2002:
EMI from the ASMD (anti ship missile defence) radar had cause
the communication equipment to be inoperable. During this brief
Hi All,
Thanks everyone who replied and offerred their suggestions regarding
this topic.
Praveen
I'm trying to setup a programme to compare test results (for
Radiated Emissions) between test labs. The plan is to circulate a
Artifact around the labs and compare the results. The test sites
I think what you saw was a strobe light that was flashing. It has nothing to do
with the mechanics, only the image. It
appears that the CHP feels that when you see someone getting a ticket you speed
up since you regard that officer as
otherwise engaged. When you see a CHP with his radar gun
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