October 2012

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The iNARTE Informer – October 2012

All iNARTE administration has now been successfully transferred to the Milwaukee offices of RABQSA...
Columns

Explosions and ESD

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

Alligator Signs and Your Warnings

An alligator attack on a Florida golf course might seem like an unlikely compliance lesson — but it perfectly illustrates why engineers must look beyond their own products to spot foreseeable risks. Your warning labels may be overdue for a reality check.
Standards and Compliance

ANSI-ASC-C63®: Status of the Committee’s EMC Standards for 2012

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI)-Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) C63® (hereinafter C63) has been...
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Standards and Compliance

International Wireless Registrations: Overview for Medical Manufacturers

As medical devices go wireless, medical manufacturers face a new set of regulatory requirements...
Basics

Effect of High Voltage Pulses on Resistors – ESD and EFT

Looking to replace hard-to-find carbon composition resistors? New research shows modern film resistors can handle extreme voltage pulses up to 10,000V without damage. See surprising test results comparing different resistor types for ESD and EFT applications.
Testing

Accreditation of EMC Laboratories in the US

Since 1990, the accreditation of EMC laboratories has become increasingly important in many parts of the world. This development has been mainly driven by the sharp increase in the number of electric and electronic products that have been introduced to the global marketplace.

Design

Utilization of Skin Effect for Intra-plane Z-axis Partitioning in Circuit Boards

Skin effect is a term that describes the tendency of the current density of...
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