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Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About System Changes Affecting SEMI S8 Compliance

Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About System Changes Affecting SEMI S8 Compliance

Welcome to another blog in our ongoing series, Ask Lewis Bass! This series features actual submitted questions from companies in the industries we provide engineering safety consulting services to. Topics covered include those associated with our work in 3rd party field labeling, SEMI S2/S8/EMC/F47 testing, CE Marking evaluations, and general engineering questions. Question: Hi Lewis [...]
What is EMC testing?

What is EMC testing?

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “What is EMC testing?” you’re already stepping into a crucial part of product compliance for Europe (CE) and the UK (UKCA). EMC testing ensures that your product can coexist with other electrical devices without causing or experiencing electromagnetic interference (EMI). Without passing these tests, your product may not meet regulatory [...]
Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About Field Evaluation Equipment Non-Compliance

Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About Field Evaluation Equipment Non-Compliance

Welcome to another blog in our ongoing series, Ask Lewis Bass! This series features actual submitted questions from companies in the industries we provide engineering safety consulting services to. Topics covered include those associated with our work in 3rd party field labeling, SEMI S2/S8/EMC/F47 testing, CE Marking evaluations, and general engineering questions. Question: Hi Lewis [...]
Field Evaluation Bodies and Field Labeling in Electrical Work

Field Evaluation Bodies and Field Labeling in Electrical Work

In electrical work that involves the installation of new tools (equipment), most equipment gets the green light from a testing lab before it leaves the manufacturer. But what happens when electricians need to install specialized gear that hasn’t been certified yet? That’s where Field Evaluation Bodies (FEBs) like Lewis Bass come into play. Let’s break [...]
SEMI Compliance Addendum Reports: when are they needed?

SEMI Compliance Addendum Reports: when are they needed?

Maintaining SEMI compliance is crucial for businesses in the semiconductor industry. Instead of opting for a full SEMI S2 evaluation, SEMI compliance addendum reports offer a more efficient and straightforward alternative. These reports are especially useful when existing systems, previously evaluated, undergo minor changes. Such changes might include part replacements due to shortages, redesigns specified [...]
Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About CE Marking Duplicate Systems

Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About CE Marking Duplicate Systems

Welcome to another blog in our ongoing series, Ask Lewis Bass! This series features actual submitted questions from companies in the industries we provide engineering safety consulting services to. Topics covered include those associated with our work in 3rd party field labeling, SEMI S2/S8/EMC/F47 testing, CE Marking evaluations, and general engineering questions. Question: Hi Lewis [...]
Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About SEMI S2 Report Coverage

Ask Lewis Bass: A Question About SEMI S2 Report Coverage

Welcome to another blog in our ongoing series, Ask Lewis Bass! This series features actual submitted questions from companies in the industries we provide engineering safety consulting services to. Topics covered include those associated with our work in 3rd party field labeling, SEMI S2/S8/EMC/F47 testing, CE Marking evaluations, and general engineering questions. Question: Hi Lewis [...]
CE Compliance Addendum Reports: what are they?

CE Compliance Addendum Reports: what are they?

CE compliance addendum reports are a clear, simpler path forward over a full CE compliance report. These addendum CE compliance reports are specifically drafted in situations where previously evaluated systems have received minimal revisions due to either parts scarcity, redesigns specified by the end user, name changes, or other functional adjustments. For example, if a [...]
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