Extension
(the validity date of the certificate is extended, and the scope is not changed, which means no new components are included):
- Certificate 196K from Kyocera AVX (Czech Republic). This certificate lists Tantalum Solid Capacitor based on type TAJ, included in the detail specification ESCC 3012/001.
- Certificate 216N from L. Gore (Germany). This certificate lists Low-Frequency Wires based on type SPM, included in the detail specification ESCC 3901/018.
- Certificates 315E and 306E from Exxelia Technologies (France). These certificates list Ceramic Capacitors based on types CNC31 to 34 and CNC53 to 56, included in the detail specifications ESCC 3001/037 and ESCC 3001/038
Extension with re-scope: (the validity date of the certificate is extended, and the scope is changed)
- Certificate 352B from Innovative Sensor Technology (Switzerland). This certificate lists PTC Platinum Thermistor with an operating temperature range of -200°C to +200°C and a nominal resistance of 100 to 2000 Ohms at 0°C, included in the detail specification ESCC 4006/015. The detailed specification has been updated in this edition, and the ordering information changed, adding an option with extension cable/wires.
Editorial
- AVX (Northern Ireland) manufacturer name has been updated to Kyocera AVX (Northern Ireland).
- Leoni Special Cables (Germany) manufacturer name has been updated to Bizlink Special Cables (Germany).
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