IN Compliance Magazine's mission is to supply the latest news and information to electrical engineering professionals keeping them informed and educated on requirements to design, produce, and market their products around the world.
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Our roots run deep in the community of electrical engineering professionals whose primary concern is the regulatory compliance of their companys' products. Our team was the driving force behind our predecessor, Conformity® magazine. When the decision was made to shutter Conformity in March of 2009, our team got together and commited to continue supporting our community.
August 2009 brought the launch of our new publication, IN Compliance Magazine. Our Premiere Issue was released at the IEEE EMC Symposium in Austin, Texas where we were welcomed back by friends and supporters anxious for the informational needs of the compliance community to once again be filled.
Starting with the January 2010 issue, we resume our mission by publishing monthly issues of IN Compliance Magazine, providing the latest industry news on our website www.incompliancemag.com and through semi-monthly eNewsletters.
We are proud to continue supporting our community as their preferred source of regulatory compliance information.
ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY COURSE
Henry Ott will be teaching his Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineering course Sept. 28-30 in East Hanover, NJ course details...
GROUNDING THE STATUE OF LIBERTY
In the Sept. issue of In Compliance magazine, our own Mike Violette talks about the challenges involved when he (and father Norm) studied Lady Liberty and helped keep a million volts out of her torch.
You can read a/o download the full issue at In Compliance: link... or view only the article: link...
A BRIEF HISTORY OF WASHINGTON LABS
To commemorate our 20th anniversary, we've compiled a history of how we started and who keeps us going. We thought it was entertaining and hope you will too.
Please take a few minutes and have a look -
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2010 EMC EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE
EMCUK is holding their Seventh annual EMC Exhibition & Conference October 12 -13 in Newbury, UK. For more information visit:
http://www.emcuk.co.uk/
THE
BIRTH OF WILLIE
We're asked
often about the origins of Willie, our lab robot. So,
we're writing an online book about him! We've
published the prologue online.
read about
Willie right here...
T&E
UPDATE
The latest
issue of our newsletter is now available online.
read it here...
ESPRESSO ENGINEERING
Take a peek at our
new desktop video series exploring today's challenges and tomorrow's
solutions in the product engineering arena.
The
FCC has designated ATCB to issue Equipment Authorizations under Part
2.960 of 47 CFR (FCC Rules and Regulations). Prior to this program,
the only route for product certifications was by submitting a formal
application to the FCC for Equipment Certifications (including
formerly-referred to applications called Type Acceptance).
Under
the TCB program, ATCB, under its accreditation by American National
Standards Institute (ANSI), provides ISO Guide 65 Certification
Services for electronic products requiring FCC Certification.
ATCB is a cooperative venture between leading
testing laboratories and FCC regulatory experts:
ATCB represents the combined knowledge and expertise of Washington Laboratories, Ltd. (WLL) and Rhein Tech Laboratories (RTL). These two entities represent over 20 years of unparalleled equipment FCC certification experience.
The structure of ATCB guarantees impartiality and a speed of service for manufacturers seeking FCC Certification.
ATCB is designated to approve the following devices:
Unlicensed Low Power Transmitters (FCC Part 15)
Licensed Transmitter
ATCB is dedicated to providing timely, expert equipment certification under CFR 47. ATCB accepts applications for FCC Certification from NVLAP and A2LA ISO Guide 25-accredited testing laboratories and other approved sources.
ATCB is designated to accept applications for Equipment Authorizations for many low power (Part 15) and higher power (Part 22, 24, 90, 95, etc.) devices.
IEEE
A non-profit organization, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers is the world's leading professional association for the
advancement of technology.
The IEEE EMC Society The IEEE EMC
(Electromagnetic Compatibility) Society’s field of interest is on
engineering related to the electromagnetic environmental effects of
systems to be compatible with themselves and their intended operating
environment.
IN Compliance Magazine IN Compliance Magazine's mission is to supply the latest news and information to electrical engineering professionals keeping them informed and educated on requirements to design, produce, and market their products around the world.
e-End
Data destruction and electronic recycling services
dedicated to educational outreach and positive public awareness.
Safety Link
Website dedicated to Worldwide Regulatory Compliance.
Equipment Reliability Institute Specialized technical training aimed at increasing the reliability of equipment.
Example: Vibration and Shock Training.
FCC Office of
Engineering and Technology OET The
Office of Engineering and Technology (OET) advises the Commission
concerning engineering matters. Find FCC headlines, projects and
initiatives, and other technical updates and resources on this website.
The Reliability Center, Inc. Reliability Consulting Services, Training Programs and Software Tools for Business, Government & Industry.
The IEEE Product Safety
Engineering Society
This society targets design professionals and design engineers
interested in electrical product safety. The IEEE Product Safety
Engineering Society addresses safety engineering for equipment and
devices used in the scientific, engineering, industrial, commercial and
residential arenas. It allows engineers and other technical
professionals an opportunity to discuss and disseminate technical
information, to enhance professional skills, and to provide outreach to
engineers, students and others with an interest in the field.
Report from the IEEE EMC Symposium - Ft. Lauderdale, FLA
Mike Violette talks to Bruce Archambeault (Applied EMC Technology) on USDS validation of radiated emissions sites:
The Standards Services Division at the National Institute of Standards and Technology were welcomed by Mike Violette and Steve Ferguson of Washington Labs. The group, led by Gordon Gillerman, were provided an overview of laboratory operations and the use of standards in everyday testing.
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The Standards Services Division conducts standards-related programs and provides knowledge and services that will strengthen the U.S. economy, to ensure recognition and use of U.S. standards domestically and in the global marketplace; promote worldwide acceptance of U.S. test and calibration data to facilitate the marketing of U.S. products; and provide assistance to industry, trade associations, and exporters through its operations, training and information programs.
There are many dynamic areas of standards-setting in the area of technology products, software, homeland security and related disciplines in modern American life. Mike Violette provided a little "look under the hood" at some of the domestic and international activities.
EMC for Nuclear Facilities
As you know, EMC conformity is essential in designing and operating nuclear facilities - and we can help you manage the many issues involved from the commissioning process right through to daily operation. You can read more about our services right over here...
