Stephen Law September 5, 2022
FMAB NEO single-phase EMC filter for Protection Class II applications. The double-insulated filter with no protective ground expands firm’s EMC filter family to include both Protection Class I and Class II versions. The Class II version meets the more stringent requirements for critical medical systems and at-home medical care devices according to IEC 60601-1-11 & 12. These requirements include increased insulation safety testing, lower leakage current, and higher attenuation performance of electro-magnetic interferences, particularly symmetrical attenuation. Device meets requirements, with reinforced insulation inside of the filter and large plastic collars around the terminals. Additionally, the filters are hi-pot tested with 4kVac between L or N against the metal housing for a dielectric strength of >5.6kVdc, according to the requirements of IEC 60601-1. Leakage current ratings of < 5μA are available.
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Bonjour Montreal! Don’t forget to pre-register to attend the return of our EPTECH trade shows in ‘La belle province’ next week. The Montreal show is being held Sept. 13th at DoubleTree by Hilton in Pointe-Claire from 10am to 4pm EDT. #EPTECH https://bit.ly/3qoh1GP
DEX & MRO trade shows are colocated into a one-day tabletop event bringing together maintenance, reliability and asset managers, plant managers, engineering, plant operations and production managers. @MRO_Maintenance @design_eng_mag https://bit.ly/3e5DK7I
Xiaolang Zhang, a former Apple employee who was accused of stealing computer files with trade secrets about Apple’s secretive car division, pleaded guilty in federal court in San Jose. https://cnb.cx/3PX2Q62
An article written by Hentec Industries/RPS Automation addresses the role of solderability testing. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3CF5hH7
A postdoctoral researcher in the Cheriton School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo, and a team of researchers and health professionals are developing the new health-tech through a startup company called OrientaMED. @uwaterlooalumni https://bit.ly/3x13aKr