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Question
! J& m y, y8 }$ O1) In case of components mounted on a printed wiring board (PWB) and placed across8 N. T: k# M; F/ }; ]1 f$ a
(bridging) insulating distances on the PWB (e.g. providing basic or even reinforced insulation),
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material and for distances on other plastics e.g. the housing material of the component
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2) In case of components mounted on a printed wiring board (PWB) and placed across
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deal with the different distance requirements, if the material group for PWB and for the& b7 v/ y4 I# F8 B/ q! l4 p
components placed on it is not the same (e.g. PWB of material group I and relay base of
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Decision
# D+ H2 @2 O" @/ f% ?8 b$ A1) The defined reduced values for the required creepage distances relevant to printed wiring
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are no components bridging the investigated insulation. If components are bridging insulating. X" Q/ ~. Z0 x+ P6 d# t# k
distances on the PWB, the creepage distance requirements relating to the (component)7 S* T4 B! X0 S' s& b
material representing the worst case has to be applied for the PWB also.' {1 |; }6 z* k, `. Y
2) In case of different material groups for the PWB and the components, again the requirement
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Remark: A component is considered to bridge insulation on the PWB, if the surface of the0 Q5 `) \2 ] z0 o' [ i% G! }: N
component is located at a distance less than the value “X” (e.g. according to IEC 60664 series)4 c1 d7 y4 l: D
from the isolating PWB surface. See also enclosed drawing.
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