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| 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) G4 t0 [' C- l+ j" B
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Standard(s): No. Year
% `; k& }3 }5 b7 O/ XIEC 60664-1/2002 ed1.2
8 ~; f& c9 j! c0 Q# eIEC 60664-1/2007 ed2.0
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based on these
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2008
! H! ?) d1 b4 a8 V1 wCategories:
1 o7 h. i! C* I- Z7 s& XVarious, General
* I6 Q- Q- R5 a4 a! `/ |* zSubclause(s):
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6.2. I4 {1 V8 O3 @' p; B1 h6 v
Developed by:, `+ m& i, V8 n7 H/ w
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Subject:
( u8 i- h* W; S8 U, {5 iCreepage and clearance
S4 h! e( G6 n1 _6 Odetermination, groove,! F( h G" _. W8 f3 j$ c" R
recess, corner, bridging! F7 a; {0 ^ {2 U. I# b: j' X
of distance X+ P6 R) `# } @2 Y* R; p# \8 s* Y
Key words:$ k; d3 j' G L0 q# g
- Creepage. B! k$ K% H/ M7 X
- Clearance
7 ?+ A9 r! ]4 g$ e$ l- Groove
+ m8 G! Q. v; t& D. h- Recess
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# I6 Y, e/ y9 u; R% v/ Y j& ~- Bridging of distance! l7 O ~* E# A4 G% q: m
X
% {, t7 @. k, S: lDecision approved at the5 V8 H3 C9 B% W
2009 CTL Plenary
& M& K2 p3 g: F5 S9 @6 _Meeting
4 [! U Z" K. S+ k# v. YQuestions:
7 M( {8 c8 @8 f1) How shall the examples given in IEC 60664 be interpreted for intermediate situations?& n/ E& Q# _( N' Y+ B2 f, t
2) How shall the example given below be judged correctly, based on the examples given in
0 o# F" S( a# `1 c9 @+ [% Z4 s3 }IEC 60664-1 and based on the assumption that X = 1 mm?5 w! j* ~$ E1 U0 k5 z( D s5 s
0,8mm
1 x6 @$ p2 u! H N# |2 mm
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PCB-Track (ending on the
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/ P' C) A% c/ U: n! b" A5 ?0 ^1 P3) When shall the sentence:
. _* {. x" l# [4 O* U( _% @7 A“If the associated clearance is less than 3 mm, the minimum dimension X may be reduced to4 I [/ s2 ~2 u: O8 \& V/ e- }( C
one third of this clearance.” be applied?
& V, I2 w2 c% \ k+ S+ i! h& FDoes this sentence refer to the actual clearance measured or to the minimum clearance
# j$ m/ Z1 }4 G; v6 l Wrequired?6 \% ?- l& ]; ^
Decisions:( _9 E& W/ S7 H$ F$ s
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An intermediate situation not covered directly by the Standard shall be determined by8 I! {$ e U) u, [& C W6 I
considering it as an extension of the most appropriate example from the Standard. An example
! {9 b# u+ D& jof the methodology is given in the Explanatory Notes to Question 2."# l& g* L3 `+ [" t; U# X/ R4 }% _
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The example shall be judged without any bridging of the corner in the cut-out2 M9 d U9 E* D
creepage = 2,8 mm, no shortcut applicable.
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' [1 n# U+ w; j9 C7 p: A+ aThe sentence shall always be applied whenever the required clearance is less than" r c7 q L3 E! c ]
3 mm and the allowed reduction of the minimum dimension X shall be referred to 1/3 of the- V) H8 m: ^: `3 W) e1 {
required minimum clearance./ c' p! o1 B, Q$ |* ?$ ]
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