IEC标准中的EMC测试要求介绍.pptVIP

World Standard Legislation EMC World Standards and Legislation Many countries have introduced legislation to limit emissions from electrical equipment Some countries have introduced voluntary codes Some industries have introduced their own rules Europe Some countries in Europe have had limits for emissions from some products for many years Enforcement was low and variable The European Single Market This changed with the introduction of the single market in Europe Individual member countries’ legislation was seen as a potential barrier to trade The EEC directive on EMC was intended to give one standard for all of Europe Legislation All electrical goods being placed on the market in the EU must carry a CE marking marking can be: on the device on the packaging in the hand book or any combination of the above Legislation covers Emissions and Immunity Responsibility Responsibility for compliance is with the company who “places the product on the market” in the EU If this is an agent, his declaration could rely on testing performed at the place of manufacture Notes CE marking covers more than just EMC CE marking declares that the product complies with all relevant EU directives EMC directive covers all electrical and electronic equipment Only exceptions are products covered by other directives which contain EMC requirements and, in some circumstances, components Legal Requirements To carry a CE marking, a certificate of conformity must be available A certificate of Conformity declares that the equipment meets the essential requirements of 89/336/EEC A Certificate of Conformity must be signed by a responsible person from the manufacturer or importer United States FCC Part 15 Legal requirement for all ITE equipment Emissions only Tests can only be performed in FCC approved laboratories Japan Voluntary standards under the VCCI scheme have existed in Japan since late 1985. VCCI covers data processing and office automation equipment. Although voluntary, VCCI is very stron