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| DSH 443
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| Note 1 of table 5& r) l7 E+ b+ |6 [6 D2 H5 J* k
| 61543(ed.1)
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In the application of IEC 61543 it was noted by various testing laboratories that note 1 of table 5 (referring to the impulse voltage test T2.3 for immunity to conducted unidirectional transients of the micro-/millisecond time scale) does not give information about the number and the polarity of the impulses to be given.
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The mentioned note 1 shall be interpreted by replacing the first line by:$ b; D ]6 m* U0 }, G
“This test shall be carried out with the RCD, in the closed position. A total of five positive and five negative pulses (for each phase angle) shall be applied synchronised to the voltage phase at the zero-crossing (0°) and the peak value of the a.c. voltage wave (90° and 270°), for each of the following tests:, y) k. U: ?! H4 V9 v6 q* p
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