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Question:+ C# X8 M+ {4 d; R
What creepage and clearance distances apply across parts of same polarity when a cut out
3 X% {/ j: r- zoperates during clause 19?
1 U5 i2 v, n+ aRationale:% q6 l* C+ b# h) S- @0 `' b
See question.
/ x4 S+ v3 \ D4 ~) i+ xDecision:
& l/ Y9 ^, ?4 T' f# g. B4 dIn this situation the live parts of thermal cut out in the open position are considered as parts
2 U7 z0 p6 h# I; e6 Nof different polarity.
6 P" D8 Q4 {6 [/ d. c Y, N; eWhen measuring creepage and clearance, the distances should be checked according to the
( q6 @/ A+ G( k& H8 E& jcomponent standard. If the cut out does not operate for all the tests of all clauses, the
4 m" @+ z2 p; K8 W; C( vdistances are not measured because there is no open circuit and no parts of different polarity.
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