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Setting the standards. The European EMC Directive

G.A. Jackson

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The European Commission has taken steps to ensure that, come 1992, electrical equipment throughout Europe will be able to operate safely without interference from any other equipment

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The European Commission has taken steps to ensure that, come 1992, electrical equipment throughout Europe will be able to operate safely without interference from any other equipment

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The European Commission has taken steps to ensure that, come 1992, electrical equipment throughout Europe will be able to operate safely without interference from any other equipment

Key concepts: Directive, Environmental science, Business, Engineering, Environmental protection, Computer science, Programming language

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