Re: Triple insulated wires in UL 1950

1998-12-17 Thread robin chan
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Re: Triple insulated wires in UL 1950

1998-12-17 Thread Peter Merguerian
Dear Robin, I hope you have your UL1950 standard since I will refer you to some important clauses which will help you a lot. The following serves to respond to your questions: 1. Creepage is defined in clause 1.2.10.1 as "the shortest path between two conductive parts, oe between a conductive

Re: Triple insulated wires in UL 1950

1998-12-14 Thread HAhmadi
(bcc: Homi Ahmadi/CORTECH) Subject: Triple insulated wires in UL 1950 Dear all, We have designs for ferrite transformers need to be compliant to UL1950. However, some concepts still c

Triple insulated wires in UL 1950

1998-12-14 Thread robin chan
Dear all, We have designs for ferrite transformers need to be compliant to UL1950. However, some concepts still confused me, (1) How do UL define the creepage distance? (2) We use marginal tapes for the primary winding and the interwinding also. Then do we need to add marginal tapes f