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As-Found: Out-of-Tolerance – What to do next?

When calibrated test equipment is found in an out-of-tolerance condition, there is additional risk to all products on which it was used. It is important to understand the magnitude of the potential risk because it can lead to dangerous consumer situations and additional business costs.

The View from the Chalkboard – February 2014

Perhaps the subtitle of this month’s “View from the Chalkboard” can best be called...

Design Practices for Military EMC and Environmental Compliance

1402 F2 coverThe reliable operation of complex electronic communications, control and armament systems in extreme environments demands stringent design criteria and careful validation. Severe shock, vibration, heat, humidity and airborne contaminants are common in land, sea and air platforms.

EU Commission updates standards list for PPE Directive

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has an updated list of standards that...

Growing the Engineer’s Toolkit: Project Management Tips and Techniques

1401 F1 cover“If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you.
If you are determined to learn, no one can stop you”. – Author Unknown

In today’s fast-paced product development cycles, the pressure to compress testing and certification schedules is constantly increasing, with global competitors all rushing to get their new technology to market first. Mistakes made in compliance testing and certification processes can have huge financial impacts if product releases are delayed, or lead to later stop-ships or recalls. Utilizing project management techniques can provide great benefits by improving the efficiency and quality of compliance projects.

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TUV Rheinland Expands Global Sustainability Practice, Raj Sapru Joins the Team

TUV Rheinland North America, Inc. is growing its global sustainability practice with addition of...

More Speed, More Insight: Use of FFT-based EMI Test Receivers for EMI Compliance Measurements

1312 F1 coverFFT-based EMI test receivers can be used for EMI compliance measurements in accordance with Amendment 1 to 3rd Edition of CISPR 16-1-1 if this standard is referenced in the product standard. The use is motivated by reducing the scan time by several orders of magnitude and to get more insight due to the possibility of applying longer measurement times and enhanced measurement functions like spectrum in persistence mode. For precise and reproducible measurements the use of preselection filters is highly recommended.

TRUPOINT Partners Appoints Regulatory Expert as Director of Compliance

TRUPOINT Partners, a leading regulatory compliance provider, announced the appointment of Robert Holloway as...

Updated list of standards released for EU’s directive on General Product Safety

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has published an updated list of standards...

Erado Opens East Coast Office

Erado, an innovator in electronic communication compliance, announced the opening of its New York...
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