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| DSH 416
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| Leakage current of floating circuits' R. ~- Q$ n6 p8 V1 \ t; J g8 a
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Standard(s)- (year and edition):" n u k" g7 f7 e' V
IEC 60601-1:1988 Ed.2 Am1+Am2, \+ y5 ^. d5 A8 Y4 W7 z
Sub clause(s): 20, 20.2& S' C. ^4 r6 _5 K9 I3 W2 ~
Sheet n°: DSH-416
/ ~7 m2 R! v6 b6 Q( { y4 r" vSubject: Leakage current of floating circuits
5 f l( J/ H3 M1 m( z$ o% KKey words: Floating circuits, leakage current
' B7 V( w& z9 k1 eConfirmed by CTL at its 39th meeting, in Cologne, ]& k9 w+ f. j
Question:
% s2 C9 L5 k' |4 K/ pEQUIPMENT may contain floating circuits which under the definition 2.1.10 would not be/ j; v9 S' R: y" c: W1 ?7 ]* @" Q& N
considered as LIVE, since contact with these parts could not result in excessive leakage
8 }9 c# t) B1 y. c2 ?7 L* Ycurrents to earth or to other ACCESSIBLE PARTS. There would therefore appear to be no1 N l! B* ~) q7 A8 m
requirements for safety separation between these circuits and ACCESSIBLE PARTS or; U: R7 X3 w" }0 S2 q: o2 ]; j
APPLIED PARTS. But voltages within these circuits or in conjunction with other circuits may
7 _* y# }! z& O1 P W- I3 c5 }lead to currents exceeding the values given in Table IV.
8 o6 u2 C1 X, M+ gDecision:9 ]$ l/ L9 ~) B7 e
If the failure of insulation of such isolated circuits is likely to lead to a SAFETY HAZARD, such! m8 v: h+ t9 r* _ ]$ t% Y
insulation should be short-circuited before determining whether a part is LIVE. This shortcircuit
* {' F$ l; p! l/ e' T; sshould not be treated as a SINGLE FAULT CONDIT ION unless the insulation
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3 q( D7 N2 }' R9 f" B, }& W* v. ?8 S% J# Jnecessary for the voltages within the isolated part.
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