Ian,
That depends on the market. If the product will remain in Europe, EN 60204-1
or IEC 60204-1 is the best choice. If the markets are North American, then
the Canadian Electrical Code, CSA 22.1 applies, or NFPA 70, National
Electrical Code for the US. For both the US and Canada, NFPA 79 applies
Dave et al,
Reliability processes have been in place for many years. The old
AT&T system had extensive information on reliability developed down to the
component part level based upon their experience. I attended a sales pitch
(in the old days) when they were trying to rent out their databas
Our mechanical engineer likes 'The Assurance Sciences: An Introduction To
Quality Control and Reliability', by Siegmund Halpern.
Although it runs $86 new, I just ordered a used copy from Amazon for $10.
Pat Lawler
EMC/Reliability Engineer
Condor DC Power Supplies, Inc.
emc-p...@ieee.org wrote
Try this link - look under their free downloads they have lots of useful
stuff. I'd recommend the printed toolkits - they are fairly extensive
and were originally developed at Rohm (spelling) laboratory. They also
have an abreviated software predictor Quart that is downloadable.
http://quanterion.c
Esteemed colleages,
I would appreciate your suggestions for a text on basic reliability
theory for electronic equipment, especially MTBF predictions and
validation.
Thanks,
David.
David Gelfand
Product Integrity Engineer
Mitec Telecom Inc
9000 Trans-Canada Highway
Montreal QC H9R 5Z8
Canada
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All,
NOTE – Location Change For The April 26 NPSS Meeting
Location:
BioDefense Corporation
128 Spring Street
Lexington, MA 02062
Contact is Tony Nikolassy at (781) 861-8810 X222
There will be a Northeast Product Safety Society meeting next Wednesday,
April 26th, at BioDefense Corporation at 128
Hi Group,
I am trying to find out about specific laser safety standards employed
in Singapore.
Specifically I need to know whether there are any import
requirements/restrictions for laser products. I am also interested to
know what standard that they have adopted and whether there is any
legislat
Nick et al
Thanks for your input.
Assuming we choose 60335-1 for electrical safety would you suggest that we
therefore raise a DofC for the product and refer only to the machinery and
EMC (the device also contains some active electronics) directives?
A DofI may be more appropriate as the product
Balasubramanian,
As I know, SRRC has a approval certificate and a approval code for the
application. The code is like "OSRRC ID:XXY. XX is the year. Y is the type
of device. Z is the number of order.
Regards,
Li Di
G&M Compliance, Inc. China Office
2006/04/20
kbalasubraman...@scmm
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