The Changing Regulatory Environment
EMC Regulations are constantly changing and being revised.
This seminar explains how to keep up to date, as well as explaining the
details of the EMC regulations in the US, Canada, and the European Union.
This presentation discusses the regulatory process, the rationale behind
the standards, the changes that are being made, and what impact they
will have on industry. The Federal Communications Commission's standards
and the European Union EMC-Directive will be emphasized. The
limits, test procedures, marketing, labeling, and methods of compliance
are all covered.
The talk will end with some "crystal ball gazing" on future regulatory
trends in the United States and Europe.
Outline
FCC EMC REGULATIONS
The US Regulatory Process
CFR Title 47, Part 15, Subpart B
ITE Equipment (Part 15)
Radiated Limits
Conducted Limits
Exempted Devices
Marketing
Labeling
Trade Shows
Methods of Compliance
-Certification
-Verification
-Manufacturer's Declaration
Test Procedures
Testing Above 1GHz
ANSI C63
Mutual Recognition Agreement
-Canada
-European Union
ISM Equipment (Part 68)
Telecom Equipment (Part 68)
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY EMC REGULATIONS
The European Regulatory Process
The European Commission
CENELEC
New Approach Directives
The EMC Directive
Emission Requirements
Immunity Requirements
ESD & Transient Requirements
Standards
-Basic
-Generic
-Product Family
-Product Specific
Test Procedures
Methods of Compliance
-Manufacturer's Declaration
-Technical Construction File
"CE" Mark
Competent Body
Mutual Recognition Agreement
Enforcement
World-Wide EMC Requirements
Crystal Ball Gazing Into the Future
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Henry Ott Consultants
48 Baker Road Livingston, NJ 07039
Phone: 973-992-1793, FAX: 973-533-1442
e-mail: h.ott@att.net
June 26, 2001