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From: thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: CRETIN MANOR MAIL
Message-ID: <10181@cup.portal.com>
Date: 19 Oct 88 06:40:12 GMT
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Re: Christian Balzer's posting:

Precisely (re: VDE certification, etc.)

I know what I'm talking about here.  My own products had to meet FCC Rule
15, VDE, etc. and are in use in areas for which certification was mandatory
(e.g. US Gov't (even the IRS! :-), Israeli Ministry of Defense, various
US "Phone" companies, etc.)

If anyone else would like a good reference for RFI design, I use:

DIGITAL DESIGN FOR INTERFERENCE SPECIFICATION, by The Keenan Corporation,
Library of Congress Catalog Number 82-091179.  I consider this book "The BIBLE"
for design of commercial electronic equipment.

Though I've let my personal subscription expire (for various reasons (just
wish Steve Ciarcia would write his stuff someplace ELSE)), one of my hardware
products was featured in BYTE, June 1988, page 68, upper right corner, re:
the Adalogic Gateway.  As a matter of interest, everything regarding that
product was done on the Amiga except the PC board layout (had to resort to
P-Cad on a highly modified XT clone): my cross-assembler operates on the
Amiga, and the manual was done using WordPerfect (with illustrations
produced on an H-P plotter direct from Aegis' Draw Plus).


Thad Floryan [thad@cup.portal.com (OR) ...!sun!portal!cup.portal.com!thad]