| ERA’s highly popular guide provides comprehensive guidance on all aspects of RoHS - technical, legal, compliance, processes and enforcement. This 3rd edition has been greatly expanded and revised.
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what products are in scope of the Directive, |
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compliance requirements |
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penalties, market surveillance and enforcement |
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technical alternatives to the restricted substances and reliability issues |
ERA provides key technical assistance to the European Commission, UK DTI and industry worldwide on practical approaches to RoHS compliance. This guide uses ERA’s wide experience to provide extensive guidance on all of the above issues and including due diligence, self declaration, testing requirements and methods, technical files, compliance systems, materials declarations, audit and supply chain issues, standards and tools.
This 3rd edition updates all of these and has grown by over 20 pages to cover the following additional areas:
| Scope |
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Exemptions - the latest exemptions published |
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Possible extension of the scope of RoHS to Categories 8 and 9 of WEEE (medical, and monitoring and control) |
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| Legal |
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EU member state legislation and interpretation - NEW section |
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Interpretation of the meaning of “Put on the market” - NEW section |
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| Compliance |
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Steps to RoHS compliance and minimising analysis requirements - NEW section |
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Approaches to enforcement - NEW section |
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Decision tree based on supplier qualification - NEW |
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Development of materials declarations, including IPC 1752 |
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Auditing of suppliers - NEW section |
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| Design chain and technical |
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Software tools including the new Eco-compliance Declaration (ECD) exchange form - NEW |
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RoHS marking standards |
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Lead-free soldering - expanded coverage including laminate issues and tin whiskers |
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