Re: Network Camera and EMC?

2002-06-18 Thread Leslie Bai
John, I forgot to mention that I assumed your camera is for professional, process control, or educational use. Leslie Leslie Bai leslie_...@yahoo.com wrote: John, For US, FCC Part 15B, for Europe, EN61326. Watch out the emissions, if you havn't done anything on the direct connection to

Re: Network Camera and EMC?

2002-06-18 Thread Leslie Bai
John, For US, FCC Part 15B, for Europe, EN61326. Watch out the emissions, if you havn't done anything on the direct connection to 10/100BaseT. I would strongly suggest you make a pre-compliance measurement with sufficient confidence level before going to an accredited lab. I recently helped

RE: vibration test system

2002-06-18 Thread Robert Wilson
Perhaps you should provide some details such as expected load, frequency range and so on. One should expect that one's choice of equipment and manufacturer will be different if one is shaking a military tank, than if one is shaking a small electronic module, for example. Bob Wilson TIR Systems

Network Camera and EMC?

2002-06-18 Thread John Coyle
Hello, I am developing a network camera that will connect directly to a 10/100 BaseT network. I intend to sell in both US and Europe. Which standards apply for regulatory approval? My particular concern is EMC. All comments would be appreciated. Thanks John Coyle Senior Engineer, Silent

Mexico Mains Voltage

2002-06-18 Thread richwoods
I understand that Mexico uses a 220V Wye distribution system such that the single phase voltage is 127V. What low line and high line voltages should one consider as being normal where equipment should continue to operate as intended? I ask this because I doubt that 127V is really the nominal

Pacemaker susceptibility (immunity) for RF fields

2002-06-18 Thread Muriel Bittencourt de Liz
Hello Group, I'd like to know if someone can give me the following information about the susceptibility of pacemakers to electromagnetic (RF) fields: - applying standards - limit values (Electric and/or Magnetic fields) - HTTP texts - PDF material - Books Thanks in advance for your help and

RE: Network Camera and EMC?

2002-06-18 Thread richwoods
John, the ENs that you will use will depend upon the intended application. For emissions, EN 55022 applies for ITE applications, EN55103-1 for professional use and there may be other standards for other applications such as instrumentation and process control. There are at least two immunity