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| Creepage and clearance determination, groove, recess, corner, bridging of distance X$ k |+ E% | D* t! ]- b
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/ z- Z4 I! M& \8 h$ | | 60664-1(ed.1.2) & 60065-1(ed.2) & All equipment standards based on these
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Standard(s): No. Year* i; F, q6 t- S. g; j: C
IEC 60664-1/2002 ed1.24 K2 Q7 S3 x5 c" F" v- b6 m
IEC 60664-1/2007 ed2.0
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Various, General
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4.2
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Developed by:
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Subject: j& H% w, X& x5 |0 ]6 J
Creepage and clearance4 g9 [+ [; `0 m( t7 F. z
determination, groove,3 i" T" _2 J, l/ s
recess, corner, bridging
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Key words:
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- Clearance
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- Recess K: I, R; ~. J: `3 F
- Corner8 a/ U u/ K/ {# ^% ^
- Bridging of distance$ T, l9 |% [) M
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Decision approved at the
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Meeting7 t6 S7 y8 ]* i5 |1 K
Questions:
L9 R. n0 I# Z; h0 Z6 ^3 W# G2 N1) How shall the examples given in IEC 60664 be interpreted for intermediate situations?
8 Y& E- C, @/ t2) How shall the example given below be judged correctly, based on the examples given in
7 s$ z6 {+ i# V N4 q+ b% c2 @IEC 60664-1 and based on the assumption that X = 1 mm?, D0 M* l% {8 S: t9 z/ C, A5 J
0,8mm
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PCB
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edge of the cut-out
* v8 {+ W' p6 X: P& l! i3) When shall the sentence:* u1 e9 p% d5 k2 C& Y: f
“If the associated clearance is less than 3 mm, the minimum dimension X may be reduced to& Y; m6 R4 Q+ q" p& U- M" W9 L
one third of this clearance.” be applied?7 a& {5 l' P3 q. I4 _4 E/ `
Does this sentence refer to the actual clearance measured or to the minimum clearance
' I, [7 e% o" f* f2 h; irequired?
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8 e: P4 r' O! C9 \+ A6 t. gAn intermediate situation not covered directly by the Standard shall be determined by
& c: c1 U' ^* W/ W( Kconsidering it as an extension of the most appropriate example from the Standard. An example
# [( S: r5 r: uof the methodology is given in the Explanatory Notes to Question 2."$ g7 R1 z% s/ T5 K6 Q6 S: I. q
Ad 2)
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The sentence shall always be applied whenever the required clearance is less than/ [; C4 _& d+ [3 K7 J9 _ [ N
3 mm and the allowed reduction of the minimum dimension X shall be referred to 1/3 of the* P$ \' c+ |: u# Z
required minimum clearance.
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