re:SLIM Committee

Bob: Try these http://www.emc-journal.co.uk/980402.html http://www.emc-journal.co.uk/980604.html http://www.cix.co.uk/~approval/ (select news article or search on “SLIM”) Regards, Geoff Skanes EMC Engineer Nortel Networks RTP, NC In message "SLIM Committee", rehel...@mmm.com writes: >D

re: odd immunity problems ?

Heh, Heh I guess its no coincidence that the EOS/ESD Association has had meetings and symposia at both Vegas and Reno in the past few years. A MiniZap will almost fit in your pocket--you just have to be careful where you're pointing and avoid loose change when you hit the "trigger", but I dig

re:Frequency Spectrum Chart

In message "Frequency Spectrum Chart", green...@gateway.com writes: > Does anyone know where I might acquire a large frequency spectrum chart > for my EMC laboratory? > Henry E. Green > Gateway2000 > EMC Test Site Coordinator > Henry: The NTIA has a frequency allocation chart for the

re:Sound Pressure Meter

Ned: Check out Bruel & Kjaer's website at: http://www.bkhome.com/ I've used their accoustic transducers before with no problems (don't know how they rate for price, though). Regards, Geoff Skanes EMC Engineer Nortel RTP, NC In message "Sound Pressure Meter", ndev...@entela.com writes: > Hell

European Telecom EMC

Jacques: As I understand, the intent is that, yes, ETS 300 386-X will become a suite of harmonized standards but there are no firm dates for implementation. Apparently, ETS 300 386-2-2 was recently voted on and passed and is now awaiting publishing in the OJ. ETS 300 386-1 is the overview docume

re:Re[2]: modeling RFI sources "randomness"

Moshe: One possible source of the phenomenon you've observed could likely be "beating" caused by assynchronous clocks. It's even more defined when the frequencies are slightly skewed by an amount slightly less than your receiver bandwidth. Take for example, you have two processors running off t

Interpretation of IEC 1000-4-4

Hi: I've recently had a need to re-visit the application of EFT pulses on AC power cords. Although the current version of the std. (1st ed.,1995) discusses assymetric application of the EFT pulse (Section 6.2), the std does not explicitly describe that the pulse application must be done on one

Re: Graphics in posts

In message "Graphics in posts", eva...@compuserve.com writes: > > Whoa there! > > I am highly computer literate and have no problem decoding any 8 to 7 bit > conversion. You can even zip it if you want (in fact, please do!). But > I'm usually on the road and often trying to connect on noisy lin

re:ESD Simulators

Darrel: There are number of manufacturers in the market place offering good ESD "guns", I'll name just a few: - Schaffner NSG 435 - Keytek Minizap (MZ/15 EC) - NoiseKen ESS-200AX - Haefly (the model # escapes me) All claim to meet the requirements of IEC 1000-4-2 electrical criteria and for thos

re:EMI Receiver requirements

In message "EMI Receiver requirements", you write: > > Yet more questions to pose to the forum..,. > > EMI Receivers - do spectrum analyzers used for radiated emissions > measurements have to conform to CISPR 16 for FCC testing? How about FCC > testing to CISPR 22 limits? Does the requir

re:ESD requirement for ITE.

You pose a darn good question below, but sorry, I don't have an answer, just more commentary. The 1984 version of IEC 801-2 differs quite significantly from the 1991 version (currently 1000-4-2): - the discharge network is different: 150 ohm/150 pF versus 330 ohm/150 pF - the discharge curren

re:EMC and Safety approvals

In message "EMC and Safety approvals", you write: > Item Subject: cc:Mail Text > > Author: HANS MELLBERG at non-hp-santaclara,om4 > Date:01/09/97 02:03 PM > snip > > Please also report on the Australian "C-tick" mark. How do I get one, and > is it good for New Zealand? > snip The Au