December 2012

On Your Mark

It’s Not a Bunch of Labels – It’s a System

Safety labels work best not as standalone signage, but as a coordinated system. See the three levels of that system, and why getting it right can mean the difference between an accident and a dismissed lawsuit.

Design

Emerging Scanning Technologies for EMC

Electronic products are designed and tested to a variety of EMC requirements. Although specific requirements and test methods can vary by industry, ESD, transient immunity, RF immunity and RF emissions are evaluated for most products – certainly for all products that require a CE Mark.

Basics

Applied Safety Science and Engineering Techniques (ASSET™)

The Evolution of Hazard Based Safety Engineering into the Framework of a Safety Management Process

Basics

Phase Stability, Loss Stability, and Shielding Effectiveness

This article addresses phase stability, loss stability, and shielding effectiveness in cable assemblies exceeding...

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FDA Issues Draft Guidance on Robotic Surgical Devices

FCC Proposes Fine for Jamming Jewelry Store Security

Material Matters: Selecting the Right Absorbing Materials for EMC and Compliance Testing

Why the Hazards of Lithium-Ion Batteries Require a Different Approach to Safety

The Impact of Power Flow Analysis on an Electrical System