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1) In case of components mounted on a printed wiring board (PWB) and placed across safety
; R) p2 r6 M0 {+ vinsulation (e.g. reinforced insulation), how to deal with different requirement both for printed wiring2 Q+ }( ?( }* U2 F
material and different group of materials?
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! z* H3 y7 T) n) B/ E( b* ^insulation (e.g. reinforced insulation), how to deal in case of different material group for PWB and6 B0 N4 m" |- H
components placed on it (e.g. PWB of material group I and relay base of material group IIIa)?
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Decision
; W/ `( X; R& }7 H% } K1) Column relevant to printed wiring material in micro-environment of pollution degree 1 and 2 can9 S" F9 d4 J* W$ K& V7 Y- c
only be used when there are no components placed on the PWB, across the investigated insulation.
; t: B; T5 i9 i$ e, C2 F9 x9 j3 ]3 CIn this case, the column showing the worst case has to be used.
' _! ~: s6 ^& d: {: i/ L$ ?5 \2) In case of different material group both for PWB and components, column showing the worst case
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Remark: For the scope of these decisions, a component is considered to be in contact with the PWB4 x7 @' i w( X1 ?9 d
if the surface of the component is located at a distance less than the “X” value indicated in table of6 X& b" N) m8 G4 _2 `. a; C4 A
annex B. See enclosed drawings
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