Dear all,
For an EUT testing under FCC part 15, if one of the communication link is
infra-red of 300kHz (or bps),others are RF, do I have to test the laser or
infra-red part? If yes, what standard should refer to?
Thanks.
Daniel.
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Dear all,
For an EUT testing under FCC part 15, if one of the communication link is
infra-red of 300kHz (or bps),others are RF, do I have to test the laser or
infra-red part? If yes, what standard should refer to?
Thanks.
Daniel.
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Christine,
There has also been some discussion about the WEEE
process for non-EU manufacturers on the lead-free list
run by IPC.
I agree with Rich Hughes when he says that the
INTENTION of WEEE was to make recycling a
responsibility of the producer, not the customer.
However, there are a lot
The importer within the member state is responsible for WEEE or if it goes
straight to an OEM or the end user then they will be responsible.
BTW - what do you mean by WEEE compliant?
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From: emc-pstc@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG [mailto:emc-pstc@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG] On Behalf
Of
Chris,
1) The stated intention of the WEEE Directive was to foster PRODUCER
responsibility, not CUSTOMER responsibility - although all parties obviously
have their part to play in protecting the environment in which we live.
2) You may be familiar with the idea that EU Directives are EU-wide
http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/media/archive/813.pdf
It is a German file, but you should find some EN-standards.
M.
On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 03:30:54PM +0800, Y W Leung wrote:
Dennis. Thanks for your information.
For a short range device (i.e. portable transmitter) to
Hi Christine:
There are 30 different programs for 30 Member States of EU on WEEE
implementation.
These programs typically require manufacturer/distributor to have a
contract with a collection/recycling entity in each country by certain
date in 2005, plus periodic reporting quantity sold and
Hi All,
We design telecom equipment in the US, it is manufactured by our CM's in
China, and we sell it into Euorope through our internal sales force which does
not have offices in Europe. Since our products are not sold to consumers, do
we have to worry about setting up a recycling program to
emcp...@aol.com wrote (in 19a.3b357d20.30486...@aol.com) about
'IEC62233 Question', on Thu, 1 Sep 2005:
I had a question on IEC 62233, ICNIRP guideline, low frequency magnetic
and electric field. Is anyone familiar with the details of this
standard, and is it applicable to a server, or other
HI Daniel
Not enough information given. Before you can know the standard to use for the
EU you must know the frequency and the purpose of the device. Typically, once
you know the frequency etc, the information can be obtained from REC70-03 which
is updated regularly. The latest edition is
Hello,
I had a question on IEC 62233, ICNIRP guideline, low frequency magnetic and
electric field. Is anyone familiar with the details of this standard, and is
it applicable to a server, or other ITE equipment?
Thanks,
Tim Pierce
Piotr Galka piotr.ga...@micromade.pl wrote (in
004601c5aee9$8f288ea0$154d4d0a@MmPc21) about 'Condenser Microphones -
Euro/USA EMC Emission Requirements', on Thu, 1 Sep 2005:
My previous question came from the following:
I understand the article 10.2 of EMC directive as follows:
If you apply the
My previous question came from the following:
I understand the article 10.2 of EMC directive as follows:
If you apply the standard in part you must have the report obtained from a
competent body.
Standards tells: use the following measurement procedure and the levels
are
I didn't sow in
Dan,
You can print the DGT mark by yourself.
I have never heard of DGT selling labels.
Alain
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All
Does anybody have any
Dear All,
Equipment used at work in the EU is - by definition work equipment and as
such is covered by the Use of Work Equipment Directive (89/655/EEC) and the
Amending Directive (95/63/EC) to the Use of Work Equipment Directive
(89/655/EEC)
In outline, this requires that the equipment supplied
Dennis. Thanks for your information.
For a short range device (i.e. portable transmitter) to Europe, if the Tx
power is 20mW or above, is anybody know what standard should refer to?
Daniel.
Dward ATCB dw...@atcb.com 說：
Hi Daniel
Currently for the FCC there is no requirement that a SAR lab
Hi Daniel
Currently for the FCC there is no requirement that a SAR lab be accredited. I
believe the same exists for the EU. However, many SAR facilities are including
the various SAR standards on their existing scopes of accreditation. For the
US and for any certification body operating
Bob Foster bfos...@spectralink.com wrote (in
ebf4c1c8bb5a254382001c694ac8a4d6b92...@spectramail.spectralink.com)
about 'Power adapter country requirements', on Wed, 31 Aug 2005:
Does anyone know of a Web site that lists individual country
requirements for power adapters (power adapter is a
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