RE: GR-63 interpretation question

Yes, I believe you are correct. You've described the same procedure I've used at the NEBS test houses (although my equipment had a very low center of gravity and didn't really present a danger toppling after impact). The straps did help assure the safety of the test personnel in the area wa

GR-63 interpretation question

Hello good people, I have an interpretation question on Packaged Drop Test per NEBS GR-63 for both edge drop and corner drop. The standard states that 'After the EUT has impacted the test surface, it shall be retained from toppling over'. I looked through the GR-63 standard and I did not see any

Re: HPIB

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IEEE Virtual Communities Web Account Login Preparation

IEEE Virtual Communities announcement As of 9 December, to participate in the IEEE Online Communities you must use your IEEE Web accounts to login. This applies to both IEEE members and nonmembers since the login to the communities will require an IEEE Web Account. You will not hav

Power Strip (w/ surge protection)

Hello pros, I need to contact a consultant to help in design and obtain appropriate mark(s) -- product to be sold in France. Thank you, -- Tac V. Pham This message is from the IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society emc-pstc discussion list.Website: http://www.ieee-pses.org/ To post a me

Re: HPIB

Mike, Have you checked to make sure the address is the same? Address 18 is hardcoded in your program. I know the 8566 is always at 18. I think 18 may be the default for the 859x series, but you may need to double check. I use the MKA?; command with the 8594, it should be common with the entire

HPIB

Here is a question for the older generationas a deviation from all these questions about standards. HP362 computer running HP BASIC I needed to knock together a routine to drive an oscillator and spectrum analyser and thought this would be a simple way to do things. Anyhow, I find that whilst

RE: RoHS Directive and W-E-E-E directive, The Burden of Proof

Chris, This is an extract from the UK RoHS Regulations guidance (draft) document: == Compliance 33. Producers must demonstrate compliance with the Regulations by providing the enforcement authority (on request) with satisfactory evidence of such comp

RE: RoHS Directive and W-E-E-E directive, The Burden of Proof

Chris Slight correction: WEEE (Directive 2002/96/EC) does not require the CE Marking, but the crossed-out wheeled bin mark. So far, only the proposed Energy Using Products (EUP) "framework" directive as augmented by its sector-specific directives would require the CE Marking - and that is rough

Re: RoHS Directive and W-E-E-E directive, The Burden of Proof

Chris, There is a very good web seminar by TUV Rheinland of North America coming up in December regarding the WEEE and ROHS Directives. You may wish to contact Tracy Conroy at (203)-4260888 to participate in these two not so easy to understand Directives. Best Regards, Peter Chris Maxwe

Re: RoHS Directive and W-E-E-E directive, The Burden of Proof

Hi Chris, Keep in mind that these Directives aren't CE marking directives. The relevant marking and labeling is outlined in the WEEE Directive, i.e. crossed-out wheeled bin symbol, that the product was put on the market after 13 August 2005 and the identity of the producer. Regards, Dave --- Ch