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EN 55022: 2010 was superseded by EN 55032:2012 on 05/03/2017 and ceased to give presumption of conformity with the essential or other requirements of the relevant Union legislation. So why does EN 55022 no longer give presumption of conformity to the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU?
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When considering the how to approach the compliance for the RCM Radiocommunications requirements for Australia we need to consider the the ACMA requirements and also the product itself, i.e. what type of transmitter or receiver the product is.
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CE marking affects the supply of products to and allows free movement and sale of goods throughout the European Economic Area. CE-marking is mandatory within this region and as part of the mandated requirements it requires documentation in the form of a ‘Declaration of Conformity’ or commonly abbreviated to ‘DoC’ that states that the product meets all the applicable CE directives.
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In this article we will discuss typical electrostatic discharge (ESD) problems and common solutions. Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a common phenomenon that is encountered on an everyday basis by many of us. It is the sudden flow of electrical energy between two objects of differing electrical potential (or charge). ESD is essentially a lightening bolt on a very small scale and, like a lightening bolt, the electrical energy will try to find a low impedance path to ground in order to equalise the electrical potential. Anybody who has walked across a carpeted floor and touched a metal doorknob may have felt or even seen a small spark jump from their hand to the metal doorknob.
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This article is designed to provide a very quick overview of why product compliance testing and certification is performed and to outline some of the compliance requirements. Hopefully your soon understand the responsibilities of product certification and why your having your product tested? How you go about selecting a laboratory and what to ask them about their accreditation.
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EMC compliance for HDMI Radiated Emissions testing (EMI) in Australia is a subject that many designers face with HDMI been incorporated into many consumer products. At EMC Bayswater we quite often see high speed data ports with cables that connect to various other products such as Ethernet Local Area Networks (LAN), HDMI etc. Many times these ports have been developed over years and have defined drivers with suitable filtering and so forth. HDMI poses a similar problem to the computer monitor video signal of the past apart from using faster data speeds and been much more complex.
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Customers are required to prepare their product in the correct configuration for FCC Part 15 EMC testing. This includes the functionality or operation and also the associated cabling and much more. This brief blog article will highlight some of the requirements. FCC Part 15, Subpart B and also Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) previously Industry Canada (ICES 003 etc) references the methods as per ANSI C63.4: 2014.
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