November 2012

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The iNARTE Informer – November 2012

We would like to welcome Sal Agnello as the new RABQSA International Director of...
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Useful Static Electricity

Associate Professor Neils Jonassen authored a bi-monthly static column that appeared in Compliance Engineering...
On Your Mark

Symbol Standardization: There’s No Need to Reinvent the Wheel

Well-designed safety symbols look simple, but getting there is anything but. This column examines how ISO's graphical symbol standards guide the redesign of shipboard safety icons, from assembly points to radiotelephone markers, and why engineers should build on established symbol elements rather than start from scratch.
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The View from the Chalkboard – November 2012

I am pleased to be writing this first edition on what we plan will...
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Applied Safety Science and Engineering Techniques (ASSET™): Taking HBSE to the next level

Hazard Based Safety Engineering (HBSE) principles have been used to better understand product safety and to help guide the design and evaluation of appropriate safeguards through analysis of sources, causes and mechanisms of harm. UL Applied Safety Science and Engineering Techniques (ASSETTM) takes HBSE to the next level.

Technical Tidbits

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Effects on Measurement Equipment – ESD Effects on Oscilloscopes

When debugging designs or making electrical measurements of noise, especially ESD, we often assume...
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Inductance: The Misconceptions, Myths, and Truth (Size Matters)

This article dispels some of the misconceptions surrounding inductance and to encourage electrical engineers to think more clearly about these physics.
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Administrative Compliance: Your Achilles Heel?

This article outlines the administrative obligations contained in the European EMC Directive, 2004/108/EC, with...
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