PSES Newsletter: Conference Special Issue · Medical General events open to all Monday Monday...

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Message from the Chair .................................. 1

Registration Information................................ 2

Keynote Speakers......................................... 3

Best Paper Award Nominees......................... 3

ISPCE 2018 Preliminary Program.................. 6

Exhibitor Listing ............................................ 9

Become an Exhibitor .................................. 10

Patron Listing ............................................. 11

Early registration ends April 1! See page 2.

Message from the General ChairGreetings,

I would like to invite you and your colleagues to ISPCE2018. ISPCE2018 is shaping up to be a stimulating and worthwhileconference – even better than ISPCE2017 that so many have raved about. We are striving to have it all: a diverse and relevant technical program as well as thought-provoking discussions with colleagues in a fantastic venue. The event will be in the San José DoubleTree by Hilton.

Product safety and global regulations impact the design and marketing of most products. A company’s success depends on its reputation and financial performance. Minimizing costs while delivering a product in as many markets as possible is the objective of managers, engineers and administrators charged with the design and delivery of a product. ISPCE2018 hopes to provide maximum value to these professionals and their companies.

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Murlin Marks PSES Past President ISPCE2018 Chair

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Registration InformationOnline registration is now open: http://psessymposium.org

The fees are as follows, and must be paid in USD

Through April 1, 2018 After April 1, 2018

Registration Type Advanced Regular & On-site

IEEE Members $650 $700

Non-Members $750 $800

Students $175 $200

IEEE Life Members $175 $200

Symposium registration includes access to all technical sessions, invited speakers, lunches, breakfasts, breaks, the reception, and one copy of the ISPCE 2018 Proceedings.

Daily registration includes access to technical sessions on the specific day, and the lunch, breakfast, and breaks. Daily registration does not meet the author and presenter registration requirement. One-Day registration rates are as follows:

Through April 1, 2018 After April 1, 2018

Registration Type Daily, Advanced Daily, Regular & On-site

IEEE Members $400 $425

Non-Members $475 $500

Please note that there will be no refunds for cancellations after April 30, 2018.

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Keynote Speakers Monday, May 14

Dr. Nancy Leveson, Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics, MIT

Second Keynote Speaker To Be Announced

Best Paper Award Nominees Experiments of DC Human Body Resistance I: Equipment, Setup, and Contact Materials; Authors: Dr. Hai Jiang and Paul Brazis (UL, LLC, USA)

Abstract: Direct Current (DC) applications have become more prevalent in recent years, primarily due to the increased usage of renewable energy and energy storage systems. A review of the existing safety standards and other literature shows that there is limited experimental data on DC human body resistance. In particular, no information was found by the authors describing the repeatability of DC body impedance and the effect of contact material and other variables. The experimental work described here investigated DC human body resistance and the effects of electrode contact material, wet or dry conditions of the skin, and the repeatability of body impedance for a given set of test conditions. Three male adult volunteers participated in this study; each volunteer completed twenty sets of experiments, with each set including four different combinations of test conditions. The results show that the electrode material has an influence on the measured body impedance when the voltage was less than 15 V, supporting the supposition that the observed nonohmic behavior is attributable to Schottky effects. The variability of the tests (measured by the use of

the coefficient of variance) is higher at lower voltage and drops as the voltage increases. Wet conditions were found to provide more consistent test results than dry conditions. Due to the improved measurement consistency and its lowered impedance relative to dry conditions, data under wet conditions are preferred for further analysis.

Dr. Hai Jaing UL, LLC, USA

Paul Brazis UL, LLC, USA

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Italicized text indicates Best Paper Award

Nominees

EMC and Wireless

Jim Bacher

Compliance 101

John Allen

Global Hazardous Locations

Paul Kelly

Global Regulations & Compliance

Management

Bansi Patel

Innovation & Emerging Technologies

Ted Eckert

Energy Storage & Batteries

Jan Swart

Safety Science & HBSE

Tom Lanzisero

Legal

Susanne Wende and Ken RossMeals, breaks

Forensics

Daren Slee

Environmental and Energy Regulation

Rakesh VaziraniMedical General events open to all

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EU RoHS directive: challenges deriving from

exemption rules and IEC 63000 (EN 50581)

Eva S. Hink; Marcos Medalla

Monday Reception

Transition/Networking

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Global Market Access: A Proactive Approach

to Compliance

Theresa Glenna

Medical Device EMC Update EN 60601‐1‐2

4th Edition

Jack Black

Cybersecurity: Is your product really "safe"

if you haven't fully considered it?

Naysahn Saeed

Experiments of DC Human Body Resistance

I: Equipment, Setup, and Contact Materials

Hai Jiang; Paul Brazis

As Easy as One Two Three

Ted Eckert

Afternoon Break, Exhibits and Networking

OpenGlobal RoHS

Kenneth Stanvick

African Wireless Compliance

Mark Maynard

Medical Devices and Usability Engineering

Process

Arathi Sundaresan


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The New FCC Supplier's Declaration of

Conformity Approval Process

Nicholas Abbondante

An Evaluation of the Safety Standards of E/E/PES

Systems with regards to Information Consistency and

Enhancement Proposals

Ersin Hasan Dogruguven & İlker Üstoğlu

Risk Management Challenges in Medical

Application Platforms

John Hatcliff

Lunch, Exhibits and Networking

OpenManaging Product Safety Knowledge

Mike Sherman

The Role of Third‐Party Testing in Securing Industrial

Internet of Things (IIoT) compliance ‐ Hazardous

Locations, Functional Safety & Cybersecurity

Matt Jakuc

IEC 60601‐1‐2 4th Edition EMC and RMF

Nicholas Abbondante

TCO Certified for Manufacturers

Sören Enholm

The US Consumer Product Safety

Commission says: Stop Using

Organohalogens

Michael Kirschner


OpenGlobal Market Access Overview

Nicole Tatum

The Internet of Things ‐ Impacts on

regulatory issues

Tom Tidwell

3 Ways to Simplify Medical Device Testing ‐

IEC/UL 60601‐1

Syed Abidi

EPEAT Registration for Updated IEEE

Standards

Geen Electronics Council (Need speaker

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Opening Plenary, Exhibits and Networking

Keynote 1: Nancy Leveson

Keynote Title: TBA


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Compliance 101: The basic requirements for

any Product

John Allen

Army Artillery Munition Warhead Explosive

Fill Risk Analysis

Kevin Singer

IEC 60601‐1‐2, 4th Ed ‐ What do I need to

do before submitting to the test lab?

James Benscoter; Paul D. Evers

Speaker Breakfast

Room: Salon K

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Nominees

EMC and Wireless

Jim Bacher

Compliance 101

John Allen


Paul Kelly


Management

Bansi Patel


Ted Eckert


Jan Swart


Tom Lanzisero

Legal


Forensics

Daren Slee



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Chapter Annual Meeting Technical Activities Meeting

Legal Presentation 5

Presenter 5

Beyond the basics: Save the trauma for

when it really counts

Lars Mellander

OpenTBD

Mozar and Kao

Basics of Lightning Protection for

Communication Towers

Jim Bacher


Legal Presentation 6 if available,

otherwise open

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Harmonizing Normative Organizational Structure

and Verification & Validation Concepts for Safety

Critical Generic Projects

Ersin Hasan Dogruguven; İlker Üstoğlu

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Comparing NEC Division 2 vs IEC Zone 2

Protection Techniques

Paul T. Kelly

Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Updates

for Wireless and Similar Products

Jack Black

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International Certification for HazLoc

Products

Tina Ding


South Africa: A closer look at the latest

regulatory requirements

Theresa Glenna

Wireless Compliance for Mexico, Central

America, and the Caribbean

Mark Maynard


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China market access

Paul Wang

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Testing of Wireless Devices

Grace Lin


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appliance

Aiying He; Paul Wang

HazLoc certifications in 90 days (or less)...a

piece of cake

Gary Kozinski

Kiss‐EMC 2018

Jim Bacher


Presenter 3Open

Awards Ceremony, Coffee Break and

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North American Division 2 Certification in

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Paul T. Kelly


Tuesday Plenary, Exhibits, and Networking

Keynote 2: TBA

Keynote Title: TBA

OpenGlobal Hazardous Locations 101

John Chambers

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Compliance

Mark Maynard


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Shu‐lun Mak

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Nominees

EMC and Wireless

Jim Bacher

Compliance 101

John Allen


Paul Kelly


Management

Bansi Patel


Ted Eckert


Jan Swart


Tom Lanzisero

Legal


Forensics

Daren Slee



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Essential Requirements of the Nigerian Information

and Communications Equipment Homologation

James Kunle Olorundare, MNSE; Adebimpe

Olorundare

An Automatic RFID Detection based

Railway Identification System

Hongxu Zhu; Kim Fung Tsang; Chung Kit

Wu; Hao Ran Chi

Probabilistic Safe‐Service Life

Assessment of US Army Mortar Weapon

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Douglas Ray

Innovative approach to proactive

maintenance of regulatory compliance

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Roger Martin

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Telecom and Electrical Products in Latin

America

Elizabeth Perrier


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Sergio HernandezOpen

Electronic cigarette ‐ a safer alternative to

smoking or health hazard?

Flore Chiang


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On Product Warnings: The Latest

Standards, Best Practices and Trends

Derek Eversdyke

Integration of Industry 4.0 and

Assessment Model for Product Safety

Chi Ho Li

Metalized Film Capacitors As Fire Pattern

Louis Bilancia

Risk Assessment of Low Voltage products

LVD Directive 2014/35/EU, Annex III,2

Lars Mellander

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Tina Ding

Understanding and Investigating Burn

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Kenneth Lee

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smartphone systems

Flore Chiang

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Dan Roman

Wireless Compliance in ASEAN Region:

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Mike Sherman

Introduction to Electrically‐caused Fire

Richard Nute

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Compliance 101: electlric shock, touch

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Rich ByczekOpen

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Best Paper Award NominationsContinued from page 3

An Automatic RFID Detection based Railway Identification System; Authors: Hongxu Zhu, Kim Fung Tsang, Chung Kit Wu, Hao Ran Chi (City University of Hong Kong, China) Abstract: Railway safety is a very complicated subject, which is determined by numerous aspects. In Hong Kong, with increasing patronage and traffic density of MTR Railway System, public attention is focused much more on the rail integrity. This paper proposed an automatic RFID detection based railway identification system (RVI) to give the risk assessment to the rail. In the RVI system, RFID detection is applied. In addition, Monte Carlo analysis is applied to select the best position for RFID tags. A trial has considered simulated situation of Hong Kong MTR. The trail involved 8 scenarios, which achieved 89% detection success rate. RVI system helps to enhance the reliability, accuracy and efficiency of remote condition monitoring of rail integrity.

Hongzhu Zhu Kim Fung Tsang City University of Hong Kong City University of Hong Kong China China

Chung Kit Wu Hao Ran Chi City University of Hong Kong City University of Hong Kong China China

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Integration of Industry 4.0 and Assessment Model for Product Safety; Author: Chi Ho Li (The Open University of Hong Kong, China) Abstract: Assessment models are widely applied in new product development process in manufacturing industries to identify potential hazards in the new product development and enhance the core company competence in the consumer product market. The number of product related-accidents has been growing in the past decade. Industry 4.0 is a new concept to increase the product manufacturing efficiency. This paper studies the opportunities of integrating the use of assessment model and Industry 4.0 to improve product safety in new product development process. This paper discusses (i) current assessment models, (ii) current new product development problems, (iii) Industry 4.0 applications, (iv) Integration of assessment model and Industry 4.0, and (vi) two major product-recall cases of consumer products in the US.

Chi Ho Li The Open University of Hong Kong China

Risk Management Challenges in Medical Application Platforms; Author: Dr. John Hatcliff (Kansas State University, USA) Abstract: Medical devices and systems are increasingly being built using interoperability and platform approaches. Work in the standards community is laying the foundations for safety, security, and risk management approaches for "systems of systems" of medical devices built using "medical application platforms" (MAP). A MAP is a safety- and security- critical real-time computing platform for (a) integrating heterogeneous devices, medical IT systems, and information displays via a communication infrastructure and (b) hosting application programs ("apps") that provide medical utility via the ability to both acquire information from and update/control integrated devices, IT systems, and displays. Risk management, including performing component-level and system-level hazard analyses, is very challenging in this context because activities are spread across different organizations and across different component roles including infrastructure components, conventional medical devices, and software-based application logic. In this paper, we give an overview of risk management challenges associated with building interoperable medical systems using medical application platforms. The presented is framed in terms of ISO 14971 -- the primary medical device risk management standard. In particular, we take each part of the ISO 14971 risk management process and describe how we believe the risk management process should be extended to address interoperable medical systems. This work is funded in part by the National Science Foundation's FDA Scholar-in-Residence program and a Phase II SBIR from the US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command (USAMRMC).

Dr. John Hatcliff Kansas State University USA

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Become an Exhibitor! Join us in San Jose.

There are still spaces available to exhibit! We welcome all Exhibitors and Patrons to be a part of the 2018 Symposium in San Jose, California.

Each exhibit tabletop receives one FREE registration

Contact Cynda Covert to secure your spot: [email protected]

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Patron Listing

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