Doh! I mean Thank you Wayne!
Best regards,
Raye Rivera
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Excellent suggestion! Invaluable even.
Thank you Jim!
Best regards,
Raye Rivera
QA Manager · Canoga Perkins · 818-678-3872 · [log in to unmask]
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For your situation, the most practical and trouble-free is the isolation transformer. But they sell stand-alone GFI real cheap ($20). The isolation xfmr will set you back a couple hundred dollars, depending on ampacity. The isolation xfmr is much more useful because you can directly debug non-isolated sections of power supplies with standard test equipment.
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Hi Jim,
We could do either. The important part to me is the unit under test, since techs probe these with chassis cover off to troubleshoot. And there is some tiny chance of a unit being incorrectly wired at box build. I'm not much worried about the test equipment at the bench malfunctioning.
Best regards,
Raye Rivera
QA Manager · Canoga Perkins · 818-678-3872 · [log in to unmask]
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Raye,
Are you in regards to the unit under test or the entire workstation?
Jim Carlson
Quality/Configuration Manager
L-3 Communications
Applied Signal & Image Technology
443-457-1111 Ext. 238
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Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 3:01 PM
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I have been tasked with ensuring that our functional test and troubleshooting workstations are set up safely. We are having some debate as to whether GFI protection is a good idea at these workstations. My question for the group is:
Have you ever had a GFI cause problems at a workstation?
I read a good thread on the technet archives about GFI at Hipot test, but I'm hoping for information at test stations in general.
Best regards,
Raye Rivera
QA Manager * Canoga Perkins
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