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| 60335-1(ed.3)
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+ k# }3 U5 d8 A+ VStandard: IEC 60335-1:1991, 3rd Ed.0 s5 I1 F: N. }2 f! Z
Sub clause: 19.11.2
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Subject: Abnormal operation
, r$ \. |% T( G/ k; g3 dKey words: - Microprocessors8 ?2 @% n* s4 @* u7 Z/ ^5 u( ~
Decision taken at the 40th CTL meeting 20035 f' x* r& n6 \0 G2 t, k
Question:
y8 m# g3 a XShould faults be applied to microprocessors ?* k7 a ?4 F3 L9 B% [! C
Rationale:
* I K9 a1 d! ]5 h& }* n1 \See question.5 w j {" R+ c n7 z% } o
Decision:
6 p2 }: ]' X# G' U# BA stopped clock of microprocessors, is considered, as a relevant test, but only when the
$ M) Y, M% S( G( I# Z* Wclock is stopped after one interruption or short-circuit (one fault).
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