Compliance (and non-compliance) has different
meanings depending on who you are.
If you are a regulatory authority or certification
house, compliance means the product complies with
the regulatory requirements or the standard.
If you are product management (in a manufacturing
" I have been experimenting with this and in several cases using a ferrite
clamp
at the end of cabling seems to "stabilize the spectrum", increasing low
peaks and reducing high peaks. "
Seems to me that it's akin to adding resistance to an L-C network to
provide better damping. So, these
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