Dear all,
If I take a telecom product to test the SAR in a lab, how can I know their SAR
test facilities is recongnized by International Approval body? The SAR report
i.e. for standard FCC and EN50371 is recongnized by International Approval
body or not. Is there any accreditation or
Simply put for Australia and NZ:
Formal electrical safety approvals and approval marking is required in
Australia and New Zealand.
It is the Electrical Regulators in Australia and NZ who issue approvals.
An approval issued in either country is accepted in both countries.
Typically, compliance
Hi Dan,
What guidance have you received from your DGT accredited test
lab/consultant/agent about this?
Regards,
Ron Pickard
rpick...@hypercom.com
dancho...@vivotech.com
All
Does anybody have any trademark artwork for Taiwan DGT? I have the
testing completed but no way to produce the label. I can't tell if you
buy them from DGT or you make them yourself.
Regards
Dan Anchondo
Vivotech,Inc
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Hi Folks
I would take John's message below even further - as I think I stated
previously.
In the UK, the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
(PUWER 1998) requires that employers shall ensure that all equipment used
at work shall comply with the relevant EU directives for safety
Seeking for an RF test Technician (at our growing
wireless networking company) with 802.11abg
experience. Regulatory experience a major plus. Must
have intimate and board level knowledge of 802.11
chipsets.
Position in Sunnyvale, CA.
Email me off-list for more info.
Hans Mellberg
djumbdenst...@tycoint.com wrote (in
AE34E7FDD9D01F42994924D4C4EB6A4F0A1622F3@flbocexu05) about 'Lightning
protection', on Wed, 31 Aug 2005:
Can someone point me to additional information about installation
practices for devices up on a pole (20-40 feet high) that will make the
immunity to
Colleagues.
There was some recent discussions regarding power cubes. I have developed a
new question.
Does anyone know of a Web site that lists individual country requirements for
power adapters (power adapter is a device that takes line voltage and converts
down to a lower DC level), some
In another lifetime I worked on a microphone design for a trunk-mounted radio
with similar problems. The electret mic output was amplified. There was
ample opportunity for demodulation including in the transistor junctions
(anyone use transistors anymore?) which created an interested feedback
Hello Colleagues,
We are investigating electronic devices mounted on poles in an outdoor
environment that appears to have a degree of susceptibility to lightning,
here in the lightning capital of the world... :-(
I know the standard assessment that says one can protect devices, to a
point; no
Return Receipt
Your International mains kit
document
:
Return Receipt
Your International mains kit
document:
neve...@comcast.net wrote (in
083120050359.15859.43152B06000C80073DF32206999735CECE020A900A02@comc
ast.net) about 'Analog telephone - RF field susceptible', on Wed, 31
Aug 2005:
Electret microphones, actually a transistor in the mic, can also be
susceptible. The handset cable picks up the
Doug Beckwith dougbeckw...@yahoo.ca wrote (in
20050831024102.32663.qm...@web30505.mail.mud.yahoo.com) about
'In-house test equipment', on Tue, 30 Aug 2005:
My previous employers all had subsidiaries/factories in Europe, and the
transfer of custom built test equipment across the pond was
A couple of pointers:
Automatic Gain Control circuis (typuically in the phone chip) can be very
susceptible - essentially they change gain with the 1 kHz rythm from the
applied RF field. Decouple/filter them and as Robert pointed out - keep small
loop areas on the PCB.
Electret microphones,
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