Bruce,
I would not consider passing in a configuration not used ( foot pedal on the
table ), of any use whatsoever
The foot pedal being close to ground may entice current along it. It
certainly adds the vertical plane antenna that would be there in the
application
Best regards,
Derek.
Patrick,
most test labs employ test technicians that follow their procedure to the
letter, they are not taught to think about the test...
I suggest that, since you are responsible for your product, have the lab
fully describe the test set-up that you believe should be the correct one
in the rep
You are absolutely right.
A foot pedal is to be placed on the floor. The lab technician may
maximize the emissions by finding the worst case location in a TYPICAL
application. In other words, he/she can move the foot pedal under the
table while resting on the floor and not on the table top.
- putting pedal on table top would be, I think, worst case conditions (as
opposed to being on floor), regardless of where it actually sits during
use.
I think I would test this way just for peace of mind knowing it will
comply in this setting.
thanks
Bruce
Patrick Lawler wrote:
> I'm having a
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