Bill, we just received our official copy of the file that describes the
C-tick mark. It is strickly a graphics file with no dimensional
infomation whatsoever. Very disapointing!
Richard Woods
Sensormatic Electronics
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From: b...@lyons.demon.co.uk
To: ch...@jna.com.au; glfra
Cortland,
I checked the CKC site as you recommended below. The "guidance" on the C-tick
mark to which you refer is out-of-date. CKC's document is based on the July
1995 edition of the EMC Frameworks. The SMA made major amendments to the
Framework in March 1996. One of
3548 (the equivalent of EN 55022).
Regards,
tony_fredriks...@netpower.com
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From: Dave_Perlmutter/US/3Com%3COM
To: Cortland.Richmond-CC
Cc: emc-pstc; George Alspaugh
Subject: Re: C-Tick mark
List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org
Date: Wednesday, January 15, 1997 12:00AM
Cortland,
I ch
Bill,
I feel a bit like a PR rep. for Standards Australia and the SMA today.
Both the C-tick and the RCM are available as software and hard copy
format from Standards Australia. The catch is that you need to supply a
copy of an authorization to use the mark from the relevant regulator.
Foreign
Thanks for the word, Dave. I will know not to rely on the
printed material they supply, then. Sic transit tyrannosaurus,
right?
Cortland
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Subject: Re: C-Tick mark
Author: Dave
What are the EMC requirements for applying C-Tick Marking for Power
Supply Unit for information technology equipment? Is it only
Conducted and Radiated emissions?
Has anybody ever used the GTEM emissions results as the official
results to apply any of the EMC marks? (l
Forgive my ignorance, but is the C-Tick Mark (Australia's EMC Framework)
required for
New Zealand too?
Based on what I have available, the Framework is an Australian regulation,
though the
standards (prefaced AS/NZS) happen to be aligned (harmonized?) on a regional
basis
between th
: C-Tick Mark and GTEM
What are the EMC requirements for applying C-Tick Marking for
Power
Supply Unit for information technology equipment? Is it only
Conducted and Radiated emissions?
Has anybody ever used the GTEM emissions results as the
Eric,
NZ has EMC regulations, but It is not compulsory to mark the equipment.
On 1 Jan 1999 they plan to harmonise with the Australian C-tick regs. This
means that you will be able to use a single compliance folder and C-tick
mark for both countries.
Regards
Barry Esmore
>
> Forg
At 05:12 PM 9/18/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Forgive my ignorance, but is the C-Tick Mark (Australia's EMC Framework)
required for
>New Zealand too?
>
>Based on what I have available, the Framework is an Australian regulation,
though the
>standards (prefaced AS/NZS) happen to be alig
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