George,
You are unlikely to find much plastic film or tape which passes the this
test by itself. The low thermal mass and large surface to volume ration
works against it. However it is typical to test it in application
(applied to a substrate) and find it passes very well. In most cases you
Hello Carl,
I am not sure what type of product you are dealing with, but I believe the
following to be generally true.
1) Since the UL Mark will not appear on the product which is modified, you are
most likely not violating any agreements with UL by modifying it.
2a) Yes you can build
It's not only states. Some counties and cities require listing or field
labeling when the state doesn't.
Regards,
Brian Epstein
Sr Regulatory Compliance Engineer
Veeco Instruments
brian.epst...@veeco.com
ph (805) 967-2700 ext 2315
ce (805) 591-9587
fx (805) 967-7717
Hi Folks,
I find myself in need of roll of plastic tape that meets v1 or better
flammability and has a UL Approved adhesive. The tape should be at
least 1 inch wide.
If anyone knows of a North-American-located manufacturer/source for such
an item, I would greatly appreciate hearing from
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A relatively simple resistive network can be designed for measuring
common-mode voltage on Ethernet and many other high-speed interfaces
that utilize
A relatively simple resistive network can be designed for measuring
common-mode voltage on Ethernet and many other high-speed interfaces that
utilize differential-pair lines, which - with minor modifications - would be
perfectly suitable for this application. I have used it for about 10 years,
had
Dennis Ward's response is entirely in accordance with 17025 and the
advice given to our lab by NVLAP during lab audit rap-ups (though I
don't believe we ever pursued that route). This applies equally to
calibration labs, whether or internal or external.
Provided the accredited lab has performed
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