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1) In case of components mounted on a printed wiring board (PWB) and placed across) v: e. W$ v3 H9 x
(bridging) insulating distances on the PWB (e.g. providing basic or even reinforced insulation),
1 V; z" B, L! j% ]- dhow to deal with the different distance requirements for distances on the printed wiring
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2) In case of components mounted on a printed wiring board (PWB) and placed across' J6 s# t0 }4 B4 {6 ?( t) w
insulating distances on the PWB (e.g. providing basic or even reinforced insulation), how to: o7 V9 q& r! ~6 \% B0 @
deal with the different distance requirements, if the material group for PWB and for the4 A; l& e3 R; {0 Z8 m
components placed on it is not the same (e.g. PWB of material group I and relay base of
$ F. T9 j) U+ ]0 [& J3 Xmaterial group IIIa)?
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1) The defined reduced values for the required creepage distances relevant to printed wiring
: Q5 P% j; w2 `/ K# Imaterial in micro-environment of pollution degrees 1 and 2 may only be applied when there3 M* w+ P$ G& V% _' T
are no components bridging the investigated insulation. If components are bridging insulating" U/ p* N: K' d2 {1 u, K- U& L j
distances on the PWB, the creepage distance requirements relating to the (component)% n, [/ `6 j, o- O5 Y, ]9 B/ G
material representing the worst case has to be applied for the PWB also.. g& Z3 c9 J U% P( j
2) In case of different material groups for the PWB and the components, again the requirement5 _4 W& _1 j+ g! k( k7 v6 P
relating to the material representing the worst case has to be used.
0 ?0 A! h+ P, }; A7 ~Remark: A component is considered to bridge insulation on the PWB, if the surface of the
7 r, ?, ?( V) n3 z& v5 Qcomponent is located at a distance less than the value “X” (e.g. according to IEC 60664 series)
, u( M/ v) J* N( ?! tfrom the isolating PWB surface. See also enclosed drawing.
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