High Accuracy Servo Motor Encoder Plug In Install Style 1.00 Kg Weight OSA17 021

Mitsubishi Internal encoders for servo equipment OSA166S5NA Servo Motor Encoder

Detailed Product Description:

Specifications:

• Model Number:OSA17-021
• Power Supply:DC
• Motor Type:Amplifier
• is_customized:yes
• Install Style:Plug-in
• Frequency:High Frequency
• Function:Power Triode
• Construction:Point Contact Type
• Structure:PNP
• Type:Amplifier
• Special Function:Common Point Contact Diode
• Usage:Light-emitting Diode

RELATED STANDARDS

A host of new standards, considered to be parts of ISO/IEC 17021, have been published to add to the generic competence requirements in ISO/IEC 17021 for specific types of management systems.

These include:

• ISO/IEC TS 17021-2 for environmental management systems
• ISO/IEC TS 17021-3 for quality management systems
• ISO/IEC TS 17021-4 for event sustainability management systems
• ISO/IEC TS 17021-5 for asset management systems
• ISO/IEC TS 17021-6 for business continuity management systems
• ISO/IEC TS 17021-7 for road traffic safety management systems.

There are also some additional standards that include specific competence requirements:

• ISO TS 22003 for Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS)
• ISO/IEC 27006 for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS)
• ISO 28003 for Supply Chain Management Systems (SCMS)
• ISO 50003 for Energy Management Systems (EnMS)

CHANGES TO ISO 17021

The latest revision 17021-1:2015 was published in June 2015 and the proposed transition period for Certification Bodies is again two years from date of publication.

The majority of key changes to ISO 17021 do not directly affect NQA’s certified clients as they are applicable to the processes operated by accredited CBs.

Those requirements which certified organisations may encounter are summarized below:

1. Certification Claims

Previously 17021:2011 prevented the recipients of accredited management system certification from making reference to their approvals on:

• products
• product packaging
• any other way that may be interpreted as product certification

The new standard allows certified organisations to add a statement (but no mark) to product packaging (not product) and accompanying literature that it has a certified management system.

The statement cannot imply the product is certified by this means and must include the name of the awarding CB.