Simmon, E.
(2007),
RoHS Harmonization - Progress Toward a Single Global Standard?, Advanced Forum on Achieving and Maintaining Global RoHS Compliance, San Francisco, CA
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RoHS Harmonization - Progress Toward a Single Global Standard?
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Abstract
The lack of global harmonization of RoHS initiatives has been a major headache for the electronics industry, to say the least. A number of organizations have been working very diligently to move standards closer together, with the hope that at some point, there will be one standard � or at least, fewer standards with which to comply. In this presentation, you''ll get a snapshot of current harmonization initiatives and results to date in the effort to achieve RoHS standardization globally.Proceedings Title
Advanced Forum on Achieving and Maintaining Global RoHS Compliance
Conference Dates
June 11-12, 2007
Conference Location
San Francisco, CA
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Conferences
Keywords
RoHS, material declaration, environment, legislation
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Created July 13, 2007, Updated January 27, 2020