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* v3 G5 }* ~# s& hIEC 60950-1:2005/A1
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Subject Keywords Developed by Approved at
6 T5 F. Q& H% C! @Crossing of triple
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-Triple insulated wire) M1 j5 T- P6 C9 d
- Mechanical stress& |; H8 |0 q6 q
relief
( i/ R$ Y5 K: U0 M- _! C6 {# O8 r- Physical separation
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Question
! x- |; a7 ~+ b0 B& g @Transformers in switching mode power supplies often contain triple insulated winding
- N" E- w" b; K- N8 }! Awire (=TIW) (wire with extruded insulation layers). These windings typically cross0 R: K& I! T: O# S3 N
each other at an angle between 45° and 90° at the exit points as marked in the
9 J4 o/ d1 u% w& J0 v$ M% r; Z% oFigure below.
+ A* a5 L9 D/ [, u: }1 P6 NIn the given example TIW is used for secondary circuit windings, whereas the primary, C/ Z; m. Y" s5 q& S4 t/ P
circuit windings are made of enamel coated wire. Distances between the point where8 R) H7 ~# A6 N: E k
TIW crosses itself and primary circuit winding wire do not comply with Basic$ D0 t) [( |9 L# | U0 R
(respectively Supplementary) Insulation requirements.
3 ~/ \$ o' m0 \& q* WIs it necessary in the given design to provide either mechanical stress relief at the3 B% S" s' ]& C5 \; `7 |7 \, q
crossing point(s) of TIW, or an additional insulation level (e.g., Basic! {: c6 j9 S3 Z* T* C, C
(Supplementary)) between the crossing point(s) of TIW and primary circuit parts7 o9 \# E; n/ J+ g7 W3 ~" m
(winding)?
) t! L: y# X1 X8 u& P8 ]. [- l/ ODecision
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