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Elliott Achieves Korean CAB Status
Elliott Laboratories has recently been accredited as a Phase-I
Conformity Assessment Body for Korean approvals (RRL/MIC) by the
National Institute of Standards and Technology. For years, US-based
manufacturers have had to perform testing for Korean approvals only
at Korean-based test laboratories, adding significant time, expense
and complexity to the product compliance process. This new
accreditation opens the door for testing to Korean standards right
here in the US, providing an easily accessible path to Korean
approvals for US-based manufacturers.
Under this new accreditation Elliott Laboratories can now test
products that are covered by the Korean emissions standards KN11,
KN13, KN14-1 and KN22 as specified in the Radio Reasearch Laboratory
(RRL) Notice No. 2005-82. Please note the listed KN standards are the
Korean adoptions of the CISPR publications 11, 13, 14-1 and 22.
Elliott is also able to test products covered by the Korean immunity
standards KN61000-4-2, KN61000-4-3, KN61000-4-4, KN61000-4-5,
KN61000-4-6, KN61000-4-8, KN61000-4-11, KN20 and KN24 as specified in
the Radio Research Laboratory Notice No. 2005-130. Please note the
listed KN standards are the Korean adoptions of IEC publications
61000-4-2, 61000-4-3, 61000-4-4, 61000-4-5, 61000-4-6, 61000-4-8,
61000-4-11 and CISPR publications 20 and 24.
If you are interested in learning more about how Elliott
Laboratories can assist your company with Korean approvals contact us
at
info@elliottlabs.com
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Elliott Laboratories Recognized by Dell Lab Certification Program
Elliott Laboratories announced today that it has been recognized
as a member of the Dell Lab Certification Program. Under this
program, Dell OEMs and vendors are required to conduct their
compliance testing at one of the Dell Certified Labs in order for
their test data to be used in Dell's official product compliance
reports.
Click
here to read
the entire Press Release.
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New EU Directive Slated to go into Effect
At the end of 2004, the European Council and the European
Parliament formally adopted a revised Directive on Electromagnetic
Compatibility (Directive 2004/108/EC). This new Directive was
slated to replace the old Directive (89/336/EEC) within three years,
and is now scheduled to go into effect starting July 20, 2007. The
new directive is intended to cut some of the red tape and simplify
the compliance process for manufacturers.
Click
here
to read the full story
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New Feature: Podcast |
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Eddie Pavlu, CEO of Elliott Laboratories, was recently
interviewed by renowned EMC guru Doug Smith. Doug maintains a series
of podcasts that he has produced on his website at
http://emcesd-podcast.com/.
The following interview covers a wide range of topics related to
current trends in EMC testing and the implications for test labs and
manufacturers.
The podcast format offers a quick and easy way to absorb a
considerable amount of information without having to read a lengthy
article. We hope that you enjoy this feature. Please turn up the
volume on your computer and click the link below to listen to this
informative interview. (Run time: 12 minutes)
Click here for Podcast
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