08-04 - Applied Electromagnetics Group
08-04 - Applied Electromagnetics Group
08-04 - Applied Electromagnetics Group
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2. Constitution and membership<br />
Due to the merging of GEL/21<strong>08</strong> and GEL/210/12, the membership of both committees had been<br />
merged. Mr Kerry advised that the Champion Spreadsheet required updating to reflect the SC 77A<br />
area of expertise.<br />
The Scope of the Committee had been amended to:<br />
Under the direction of GEL/210 to prepare British Standards and Codes of practice on the limits of<br />
electromagnetic compatibility relating to Basic, Generic and low frequency phenomena EMC<br />
standardization and to participate in any corresponding International and European activities and to<br />
advise the British Electrotechnical Committee on such work. Acts as a mirror committee for providing<br />
the UK response as regards voting and comments on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) generated<br />
by the following International/European standards bodies: IEC/CISPRA/A, IEC/CISPR/H, IEC/TC 77,<br />
IEC/SC 77A, IEC/SC 77B, IEC/SC 77C, CENELEC TC/210.<br />
Dr Luk Arnaut had been co-opted from NPL.<br />
Mr John Laydon of EMCTLA had replaced Mr Webb.<br />
Mr Duggan who had represented the Heating, Ventilating and Air conditioning Industry was no longer<br />
on the committee and this organisation no longer required representation.<br />
Dr Hargis of GAMBICA was no longer on the Committee.<br />
3. Confirmation of the minutes of the meeting of GEL/210/8 held on 4<br />
September 2007<br />
The minutes of the meeting were confirmed with the following correction<br />
which is underlined:<br />
Item 5.3: Amend the fourth sentence to read: ‘Mr Hughes advised that the<br />
Australian version of IEC 60950 (TC 1<strong>08</strong>) had once before contained a<br />
requirement to test DC component of leakage current.’<br />
4. Matters arising from the minutes of the meeting of GEL/210/8 held on 4<br />
September 2007<br />
4.1 Item 5.3 of the minutes – Action on Mr Woodgate to investigate a test method<br />
for limits for even harmonic current emissions<br />
It was decided to close this matter as far as GEL/210/12 was concerned as<br />
there was no further evidence. However, it was agreed that it could be raised<br />
in PEL/22. Mr Woodgate would send the Secretary a new document on this<br />
to pass to PEL/22.<br />
ACTION: MR WOODGATE<br />
4.2 Item 6.2.1 of the minutes – Action on the Chairman to contact ENA to find a<br />
UK expert for SC 77A WG8 and PT 61000-3-15<br />
This action was closed as there appeared to be no interest from ENA.<br />
5. Confirmation of the Minutes of the meeting of GEL/210/12 held on 6<br />
September 2007.<br />
The minutes of the meeting were confirmed.<br />
6. Matters arising from the Minutes of the meeting of GEL/210/12 held on 6<br />
September 2007.<br />
6.1 Item 4.1 of the minutes – Action on the Secretary to report back from Mr<br />
Graham on the need to clarify the IEC Directives regarding the maintenance<br />
procedure<br />
The Secretary reported that Mr Graham had advised that the IEC/DMT would<br />
be reviewing the maintenance procedure to see if experience showed that it<br />
had proved to have any actual advantages over the ISO five year rule so the<br />
GEL/210 view would be borne in mind at that point. He also advised that the<br />
DMT only worked on tasks given to it by SMB so in the future it would be<br />
better if GEL/210 could pursue proposals through CISPR and following a<br />
discussion of a meeting report SMB could approve the submission of the item<br />
to the DMT.<br />
GEL/210/8_0<br />
7_0093<br />
GEL/210/12_<br />
07_0180<br />
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