EMC Employment Req Posting

There is a position open for an EMC engineer at L-3 IS located in Greenville, TX. Title: Sr Electrical Engineer II Required Skills: Candidate must have ability to perform EME analysis of airborne electronic systems, design control measures, define verification/test methods, create verification te

RE: Big Transformer Source Needed

_ From: FastWave [mailto:bi...@fastwave.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 1:17 PM To: 'emc-p...@ieee.org' Subject: Big Transformer Source Needed Hello group, Can anybody provide me with a reliable source for a very large isolation transformer (7.5 KVA @ 120/240 VAC)? Than

Re: Big Transformer Source Needed

Hi Bill, Hipotronics ( www.Hipotronics.com) makes big isolation transformers for semiconductor manufacturers and other high energy applications. We don't have a 7.5kVA in the catalog, but we have 5s and 10s, and of course we'll do specials if there's quantity involved. I'll have one of the Appl

RE: Big Transformer Source Needed

Bill, Try Signal Transformer DU-7.5 http://www.belfuse.com/SignalTransformer/Index.asp I have used the DU-10 (10 kVA, 41 A) transformer, way above its current rating (around 70 A). Regards, Don Gies Product Compliance Engineer Lucent Technologies - Bell Labs Holmdel, NJ 07733 USA

Big Transformer Source Needed

Hello group, Can anybody provide me with a reliable source for a very large isolation transformer (7.5 KVA @ 120/240 VAC)? Thanks, Bill Bisenius E.D.& D. bi...@productsafet.com www.productsafeT.com 919-469-9434 Regards, Bill Bisenius E.D.& D. bi...@p

RE: MIL -v- UL Wire

Brian - Because the wire is internal to the product (you say hookup wire), there are many UL Recognized Component wire styles that comply with 0.4mm (16 mil) requirement for Reinforced Insulation. Using UL Listed wire isn't a necessity and you can get various strandings, too boot. If you let us

RE: MIL -v- UL Wire

Brian, 1) If you are going to get your product Listed by UL or other NRTL, forget using the MIL wire unless it also has UL R/C status. For compliance to the end product safety standard, the component wire must meet the wire standard (and usually with suitable wire flame rating = VW-1). You can hav

RE: MIL -v- UL Wire

Richard The National Electric Code (NFPA 70) is a good document to get for starters. Regards Dan Anchondo From: owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org [mailto:owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org]On Behalf Of Stone, Richard Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 11:01 AM To: brian_ku...@leco.com; emc-p...@ieee.

RE: MIL -v- UL Wire

Group, A question came up internally here, is product safety of ITE equipment required to ship in the USA, from a USA mmf'r. We know the FCC part 15 requirement is standard and must all meet that. But is safety required the same way prior to shipment? We use OSHA internally and meet those demands,

CE Marking on assembled PCs - Thanks

First - thank you to those who responded. The situation of homebuilt PCs is the same in the US. However, the US is operating under the policy that FCC+ FCC = FCC and companies can sell assembled PCs WITHOUT a system test. This is the big difference between the US approach (with allows for fail

MIL -v- UL Wire

We want our products to be compliant with UL3101-1 and EN61010-1. We need to use 600 volt hookup wire because in some applications we can't avoid routing primary wire along side of secondary wiring. UL listed 600 volt wire has an insulation thickness of .034" which is too thick for some of our co

Languages in Switserland

Hi group, Does any one know which languages are to be used for safety instructions for product delivered to Switserland. The languages spoken there are English, French, Italian and Retro-romanic and some sources on the internet list only German as the offical language. Thanks for your feedback,

Re: Manual Source

Peter, Another source for manuals is the "Manual Man", Pete Markavage WA2CWA. His web site is http://www.manualman.com/ Pete specializes in manuals for amateur-radio equipment, but skimming through his online catalog shows many manuals for test equipment too. John Barnes KS4GL,

RE: Manual Source

There is full list of manual suppliers at www.big-list.com They also list second user equipment dealers. Regards John McAuley Compliance Engineering Ireland Ltd Ratoath Road Ashbourne Co Meath Ireland Tel: +353 1 8256722 Fax: +353 1 8256733 Mob: +353 87 2807580 www.cei.ie From: owner-emc-p...

RE: Manual Source

or try http://www.consolidatedsurplus.com/ or http://www.usimperio.com/consolidated/ others include: http://www.manualmerchant.com/ http://www.manualsplus.com/ http://www.sphere.bc.ca/ http://ac6v.com/manuals.htm If there are other manual sources, I'd appreciate having them. I'm build

Re: CDN

Thank you Bob! So, I suspected that M2 could be used for testing a DC EUT! I was concerned because the chassis label says something like 115V / XX A. Regards George Bob Richards wrote: George, The M2/M3 CDNs are appropriate for testing AC or DC inputs or outputs. The M2 would be used for

Manual Source

Greetings fellow indentured servants, I thought I would pass along a great source I recently located for used equipment Manuals. They have over 140,000 original equipment manuals in stock. Prices are fair and (most) manuals are in good condition. All are original - no reproductions. I have ha

Re: CDN

Thank you Bob! So, I suspected that M2 could be used for testing a DC EUT! I was concerned because the chassis label says something like 115V / XX A. Regards George Bob Richards wrote: George, The M2/M3 CDNs are appropriate for testing AC or DC inputs or outputs. The M2 would be used for

Re: CDN

George, The M2/M3 CDNs are appropriate for testing AC or DC inputs or outputs. The M2 would be used for a supply that does not have a ground associated with it, where an M3 would include a ground. If the EUT has a separate chassis ground not associated with the mains, then an M1 would be used on

Formation Meeting for the Chicago IEEE PSES Chapter

The former CHICAGO EMCS TC-8 / PSTC Working Group will be holding a meeting to discuss the creation of a Chicago IEEE PSES Chapter. The meeting details are as follows: List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date: Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Place: Underwriters Laboratories 333 Pfing