|
1 u9 P& i' X- S7 S7 n; ^ ` V; A) C% C! g& _
1) In case of components mounted on a printed wiring board (PWB) and placed across safety% Y1 z% @" s9 t+ T1 \2 o" F
insulation (e.g. reinforced insulation), how to deal with different requirement both for printed wiring
$ d' _/ C D5 P8 gmaterial and different group of materials?
+ d/ Q8 B; _9 m2) In case of components mounted on a printed wiring board (PWB) and placed across safety! K! V- g( ~& J. m& ~& m
insulation (e.g. reinforced insulation), how to deal in case of different material group for PWB and# v: m) h; ~' f2 a& `& L
components placed on it (e.g. PWB of material group I and relay base of material group IIIa)?
& C& i7 m0 m8 P' t7 T6 v$ V& R5 r; D7 S2 h( I
Decision! S; D' J! m3 g3 T
1) Column relevant to printed wiring material in micro-environment of pollution degree 1 and 2 can
$ Q! K4 P& s. `& Eonly be used when there are no components placed on the PWB, across the investigated insulation.
: E# G r9 e7 x5 T) \+ A. v2 FIn this case, the column showing the worst case has to be used.
& H" `7 v3 m0 u. a5 O5 l2) In case of different material group both for PWB and components, column showing the worst case
6 D/ w, G! _1 g6 }8 |% u+ Whas to be used.
4 {0 y0 j* |" DRemark: For the scope of these decisions, a component is considered to be in contact with the PWB. u% `) _# O! B6 R- J4 @
if the surface of the component is located at a distance less than the “X” value indicated in table of
2 j5 j2 ^( {; P2 r6 [ H* F4 cannex B. See enclosed drawings
. Y3 \) r8 z5 g# v/ ` u3 K4 j
) n. \% J1 s: m* o( u1 _8 X( T; d; [' b
|
本帖子中包含更多资源
您需要 登录 才可以下载或查看,没有帐号?注册安规
x
|