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| Creepage and clearance determination, groove, recess, corner, bridging of distance X& w- u$ v. e, c: A! \
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| 60664-1(ed.1.2) & 60065-1(ed.2) & All equipment standards based on these
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IEC 60664-1/2002 ed1.2
4 N" c: g# r8 B' K0 ]* `IEC 60664-1/2007 ed2.0; w2 j/ H$ X6 d9 q$ w
All equipment standards2 S) K$ ~( X. [
based on these0 k7 I) d8 |! B _2 S4 f' L( \
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Various, General
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+ }( ?3 J& M8 t% dDeveloped by:6 R- D/ A S# W. h/ E+ C) D
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Subject:
6 W0 j/ v" d* J0 h' w0 ]$ H- X% ACreepage and clearance
; {7 W J" _0 c$ Jdetermination, groove,
5 C# \% U. h8 Z9 R7 Lrecess, corner, bridging
/ i8 S9 i- v& }# Iof distance X
& u$ w B5 y$ C hKey words:+ ], P( f) g7 q9 t
- Creepage: N: L3 w7 L1 g) F* Y) e/ F
- Clearance
6 `2 S# c# s! ^; u# I6 o- Groove/ @2 ?. @' i8 J6 ]. E5 G* e, b
- Recess
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: E- L/ `) L' r+ D) \! l& V- Bridging of distance
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; ?2 Y p( {0 {3 a% }1 jDecision approved at the
8 m" }/ _+ I' e" R. Q. ]7 \: D3 f5 q2009 CTL Plenary
6 d0 |# j, l+ ~8 y' f. n/ M. X7 UMeeting
\9 u" T8 W9 X! }, S' X" VQuestions:
- Z5 j4 Q, e' p% x! X1) How shall the examples given in IEC 60664 be interpreted for intermediate situations?
* ]5 e( q" M7 i& b) c1 v5 p9 T0 C2) How shall the example given below be judged correctly, based on the examples given in v7 {7 B8 T8 K/ u, E
IEC 60664-1 and based on the assumption that X = 1 mm?
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2 mm
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PCB-Track (ending on the
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3) When shall the sentence:
2 H3 t! ^( y+ a* R“If the associated clearance is less than 3 mm, the minimum dimension X may be reduced to- R, r5 u5 ?- H* C' L2 O; F* ~2 f, D V
one third of this clearance.” be applied?1 g/ d5 s1 y8 ~3 i8 ~
Does this sentence refer to the actual clearance measured or to the minimum clearance
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An intermediate situation not covered directly by the Standard shall be determined by5 W5 |8 C- Z/ U( o5 H& Y @
considering it as an extension of the most appropriate example from the Standard. An example3 ~8 S+ Y, b/ s7 b0 U+ \
of the methodology is given in the Explanatory Notes to Question 2."" {) q) X9 ]$ S
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The example shall be judged without any bridging of the corner in the cut-out2 F- |3 s* ~' F- l4 b$ B. D
creepage = 2,8 mm, no shortcut applicable.) m! ]( C* P. A& h+ Q
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The sentence shall always be applied whenever the required clearance is less than
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