In a message dated 11/2/00 9:05:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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>
>  Is the Omegameter reading taken for Ionic contamination measurement is
>  considered Dynamic or Static test?

The Omegameter line is static.  The Ionographs are dynamic.

> What is the maximum allowable limit for
>  class 2? Our product is for telecommunications application.

By what specification?  J-STD-001 does not really give a level broken down by
class, taking the approach that this is an agreed on value between you and
your customer.  The Telcordia spec GR-78 covers it under the heading of
Solvent Extract Conductivity.  Chapter 13 or 14 if I recall.

Doug Pauls
CSL

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