are?
Thanks,
Mark
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with the red button? Someone suggested blue as a
background color because allegedly this is easier for color blind persons to
see.
What standard(s) does this requirement come from?
Thanks,
Mark
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Ryan,
Further to Bernd's last comment, the applicable standards you select for
RE Directive compliance is heavily dependent on the product
category/type. FCC obviously won't provide you much guidance as they
cover USA only, and it's also important to remember that FCC is more
heavily focused
or c) in 5.4.4 were selected as design courses,
instead of meeting creepage/clearance, it seems like the Korean deviation
renders the design non-compliant.
Any thoughts?
thanks!
Mark
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on City, but I don't have the phone number.
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docs might be applicable. On the OSHA website I found the name of one document, 33.060.30 Radio relay and fixed satellite communications systems, but there is no indication of whether this is safety-related or not.
Any and all information on the subject would be hugely appreciated!
Mark Ortlieb
ansformers. They're treated differently than other magnetics in
that they must pass dielectric strength following the overload test.
175°C is the Class B limit for impedence protected transformers.
P.S. Your caps lock key appears to be stuck. ;)
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Qualcomm, Inc.
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ition,
then overvoltage testing would be needed, as well as hipot).
For the video card, at least for the US, the applicable standard would be
UL 1492, Audio-Video Products and Accessories. I'm not sure what the
equivalents are in Canada and Europe.
Good luck!
Mark Ortlieb
Qualcomm, Inc.
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ppine Electrical Safety Requirements for Mains Powered
Appliances) appropriate?
Should I require PLDT (Philippine Long Distance Telephone) certification or
is there a more appropriate body?
Many, many thanks in advance,
Mark Ortlieb
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