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1 ~& _' v8 w0 d" p | Creepage and clearance determination, groove, recess, corner, bridging of distance X
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| 60664-1(ed.1.2) & 60065-1(ed.2) & All equipment standards based on these. {' \! {9 q' H
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Standard(s): No. Year: I: A& e% Q) F7 [1 w* n( v
IEC 60664-1/2002 ed1.2
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Various, General, {/ s+ ~' m" u" `3 p' d, _
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a9 ]0 D- }3 i$ X* VDeveloped by:
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Subject:
; x7 b$ T) V# Y D3 iCreepage and clearance
. V. i1 x! ~) P/ _" v; W2 Fdetermination, groove,0 U# g$ R$ c& s& P/ y
recess, corner, bridging
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+ T# p- u$ X, i- k- @- s$ VKey words:0 E. ~1 ^- W8 u7 v$ \7 J
- Creepage
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- Groove
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- Bridging of distance% ]6 x. T3 f7 M, L
X
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2009 CTL Plenary# X' i2 @: |" C( Y: q8 y$ p
Meeting
6 B$ t2 b+ h- w$ d) v8 U; }( x9 gQuestions:. [4 B) r# j! D* }; H
1) How shall the examples given in IEC 60664 be interpreted for intermediate situations?
5 L3 a9 c' N4 j2) How shall the example given below be judged correctly, based on the examples given in
$ W7 j* i6 F$ K, TIEC 60664-1 and based on the assumption that X = 1 mm?5 ~! I/ s! t2 W
0,8mm1 o2 w- `6 }6 A" F \
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PCB
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edge of the cut-out8 p6 m" c4 ~3 Z' r/ f7 B8 f6 w
3) When shall the sentence:& A& V3 U( e% O1 E U- g! K
“If the associated clearance is less than 3 mm, the minimum dimension X may be reduced to& P% b5 u# S5 k/ D
one third of this clearance.” be applied?) D4 @5 n G8 x8 l2 Z! h4 G7 F$ E" Q! O
Does this sentence refer to the actual clearance measured or to the minimum clearance
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$ z, ^/ x* C1 h9 W: f) XAn intermediate situation not covered directly by the Standard shall be determined by
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of the methodology is given in the Explanatory Notes to Question 2."
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The example shall be judged without any bridging of the corner in the cut-out7 J7 j6 y5 M) P' M
creepage = 2,8 mm, no shortcut applicable.
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1 O5 q' I. }9 y0 P6 {The sentence shall always be applied whenever the required clearance is less than
& _- Q+ S2 q4 v; f% A3 mm and the allowed reduction of the minimum dimension X shall be referred to 1/3 of the
/ f$ v) p7 F' y9 N6 t. Arequired minimum clearance.
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