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0 k3 Q, w* G V% {4 i4 m! X# |Standard:7 ^8 [' n7 S( n2 E6 j. e' H. k* S
IEC 61010-1:1990 +A1:1992 + A2
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Temperature tests
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Steady state, H" E& _5 N" j: D
Decision n. 23 taken at
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Question:
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Should this term be defined?, d+ Q. J k, n; [
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Steady state is not defined in IEC61010-1. It has been agreed that where the9 ?2 Q# G% s5 W' M/ T/ V5 Q* g. h
temperature rise is not greater than 2°C in 1 hour then it is reasonable to conclude that
2 s0 O. x% J3 N# Q; ?steady state has been achieved. This limit is used in other safety standards for example
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; q# ^/ w9 ^' b2 h# J. p# uExplanatory Notes:
0 l/ r0 w+ K9 `5 T: e% vA part is regarded as having reached steady state temperature when the temperature rise over
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long period is almost negligible. The 2°C rise in 1 hour is considered a reasonable limit
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