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| 60664-1(ed.1.2) & 60065-1(ed.2) & All equipment standards based on these# _5 j: e! ~# q! ^
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# ]! _. ]5 Q6 t( l3 ]1 G- N" AStandard(s): No. Year
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IEC 60664-1/2007 ed2.0/ f, `9 D/ e) M: C
All equipment standards
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Categories:
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Subclause(s):
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Subject:/ x& U1 \- o6 w9 S2 X5 k
Creepage and clearance
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of distance X0 @8 D6 y1 F, P
Key words:! G; }! d$ ]# J, h% P2 h1 z9 f& N
- Creepage# r5 U) N* O; c& c: n* @2 b0 F, I! r
- Clearance
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- Recess; H$ b& n' R1 T) ?0 p3 Y
- Corner1 x4 z7 {9 R1 R A" u
- Bridging of distance! g+ Y! i4 D5 U
X
& \* }$ v& f$ L% XDecision approved at the8 f7 x7 `* Z2 P4 Z( F* o' I) @/ L
2009 CTL Plenary
# f8 M1 E: x# Z. L6 C( \" hMeeting
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1) How shall the examples given in IEC 60664 be interpreted for intermediate situations?1 u3 s: G' D( S- H& F- c+ M2 \& ^
2) How shall the example given below be judged correctly, based on the examples given in
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0,8mm, G U p# a9 R5 _
2 mm( _7 Y* U0 t+ X- k9 d, l
PCB
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edge of the cut-out
7 ] x0 B( [3 `# G3) When shall the sentence:( Q9 ?( Q* @3 S; u4 Q
“If the associated clearance is less than 3 mm, the minimum dimension X may be reduced to/ x- h# ~' E5 v( V
one third of this clearance.” be applied?2 R/ ^' W2 D+ V' w, \4 r* m. H4 _
Does this sentence refer to the actual clearance measured or to the minimum clearance6 G, t6 ?1 Q4 g
required?
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3 Y( p8 v, w' P8 j! {( xAn intermediate situation not covered directly by the Standard shall be determined by
: K3 G' w2 }) n8 [; h1 Zconsidering it as an extension of the most appropriate example from the Standard. An example0 v$ [% L Z& f2 |: h* L
of the methodology is given in the Explanatory Notes to Question 2."
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; E5 M ]0 \& |The example shall be judged without any bridging of the corner in the cut-out6 O( V" d# Q9 Y3 _: t: o) w
creepage = 2,8 mm, no shortcut applicable.
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1 |# m) f% T4 v4 J! |The sentence shall always be applied whenever the required clearance is less than5 v! } H2 W* Z2 s! n$ l; k+ Q
3 mm and the allowed reduction of the minimum dimension X shall be referred to 1/3 of the6 w3 y# z+ m) Y6 y7 _: {8 K. p6 \! J
required minimum clearance.
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