is as likely as an inadvertent short to ground), and also for cases where
you would rather have the control function occur than have it disabled by a
fault.
I hope this helps, I hope some of our dedicated safety members will jump in and
shed some light.
Paul McCoy
"Dan Kinney (A)" wrot
ng compared
to the 50 uH developing impedance in the internal branch of the LISN leading
back to the power source, but to the 50 ohm characteristic impedance of the RF
connection to the Spectrum Analyzer. At 1 MHz the reactance of a 6 - 7 uH
inductor is around 50 ohms an it increases from there.
Paul M
probe as specified
in the standard. You are allowed to use the theoretical calibration factors
given if you construct the probe as described in Annex A
Paul McCoy
Benoit Nadeau wrote:
> Bonjour de Montreal,
>
> I am presently looking to buy some test apparatuses to perform testing
>
wo parallel pairs in
series
(0.22uF). I wouldn't want to design that for a production run product, but a
little
mix and match for test equipment shouldn't be too bad if you can live with four
capacitors.
I hope this helps,
Paul McCoy
duncan.ho...@snellwilcox.com wrote:
> Group,
ion engines"?
Is there an harmonized standard that covers lawn mowers, chain saws,
emergency generators, and other non-vehicular internal combustion
applications, or are you expected to make the IC engine meet the generic
emission requirements of 50081-1?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Paul
ich
should provide some form of the statement above, the Manufacturer's name,
address, and contact person, the manufacturer's European representative's name,
address, and contact person, and the name, address, and contact for the customer
where the installation is taking place.
- Paul
.
I don't know why you were cautioned not to rinse, I would have thought it
desirable, but the acid will preferentially eat the zinc coating because Zinc is
higher in the electrochemical reduction series than the underlying iron
(sacrificial anode).
Paul McCoy
Brian At Work wrote:
>
ase. Add some large power
resistors across the line to make the unit use more than 16 Amps per phase and
you are exempt! ;-)
Good Luck,
Paul McCoy
"Ehler, Kyle" wrote:
> Hello,
> I've just come across an ITE product that fails power line harmonics (EN
> 61000-3-2).
> Natu
silver will tarnish (oxidize) more readily than gold it was
still a good choice for many applications since silver oxide was also
conductive. Has somebody sold me a bill of goods?
- Paul McCoy -
"WOODS, RICHARD" wrote:
> Reed switches are available with a variety of contact materials (s
with the term "shall" above; and sprinkled through the North American
standards to confuse hard working compliance engineers. To my knowledge
the europeans are extremely consistent with the use of "shall",
"should", and no other terms.
- Paul McCoy -
John Juhasz wrote
maintained by DG III
- Paul McCoy -
fwhitfi...@rheintech.com wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am currently involved with safety testing of a product which I know
> falls under UL1951 - Safety of Electric Plumbing Accessories.
>
> The device also needs to be tested for compliance
er and add some exit ports at the opposite end of the box for the air to
exhaust.
If this helps you I am :
Paul McCoy
emmas...@execpc.com
If this is useless information I am:
some worthless hacker, stealing the web identity
of a fine engineer to drag his name through the mud
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