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. O1 p9 ? y+ c! M | Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation
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Question:
. s" k- T" ~3 q8 \What creepage and clearance distances apply across parts of same polarity when a cut out
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Decision:
" e8 g- Z6 {4 f2 \& FIn this situation the live parts of thermal cut out in the open position are considered as parts7 k8 x1 u4 A/ y* l
of different polarity.# y! R4 @5 {2 b! v, d/ u
When measuring creepage and clearance, the distances should be checked according to the
5 L+ G5 s' L: t) H) a9 Xcomponent standard. If the cut out does not operate for all the tests of all clauses, the
U0 Q; t4 \6 P% O9 U7 Ddistances are not measured because there is no open circuit and no parts of different polarity. j; A5 m3 l2 x& U
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