Electromagnetic Interference
What is Electromagnetic Interference?
Electrical disturbances that can disrupt, degrade, or damage electronic equipment and data transmission, requiring shielding measures.
Frameworks that govern electromagnetic interference
What the standards actually require on electromagnetic interference
Requirements naming electromagnetic interference across 6 standards, quoted from the control text.
IT equipment meets industry and government standards relating to electromagnetic interference/electromagnetic compatibility.
ISM-0250 · Electromagnetic interference and compatibility standards →Implement cryptographic mechanisms that achieve [Assignment: organization-defined level of protection] against the effects of intentional electromagnetic interference.
NIST800-SC-40(1) · SC-40(1) Wireless Link Protection | Electromagnetic Interference →Covers methods of installation, support and fixing, vertical runs, changes of direction, particular requirements (consumer mains protected and unprotected, with unprotected mains in heavy-duty conduit, underground enclosures, X-90UV aerial cable or insulated b...
as-nzs-3000-2018-electrical-installations-wiring-rules::3.9 · 3.9 Installation requirements for wiring systems (other than mechanical protection) →When compiling known and foreseeable hazards the manufacturer considers those of the PEMS's software and hardware aspects, including incorporation into an IT-network, third-party components and legacy subsystems, such as failure of the network to provide the c...
iec-60601-1-medical-electrical-equipment-safety::14.6 · 14.6 Risk management process →Facilities and environmental conditions shall suit the work done and shall not undermine valid results or put at risk the safety of patients, visitors, users or staff; this covers pre-examination areas, other sites and POCT locations.
iso-15189-2022-medical-laboratories-requirements-for-quality-and-competence::6.3.1 · 6.3.1 Facilities and environmental conditions: general →Facilities and environmental conditions shall suit the laboratory's activities and shall not harm the validity of results (influences may include contamination, dust, electromagnetic interference, radiation, humidity, temperature, electrical supply, vibration...
iso-iec-17025-2017-general-requirements-for-testing-and-calibration::6.3 · Facilities and environmental conditions →Questions people ask about electromagnetic interference
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