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老师说的很对,不过A1里面对这块作了适度修正,写得更合理了,主要还是要根据两端的工作电压来判定。- S1 G' V& A4 L0 I# a6 G
When fitting Y capacitors across barriers, the dielectric strength requirement must be
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use of Y1 capacitors. Two Y2 capacitors in series would not withstand this voltage as they are
' J7 }. X* T n% Z$ urated at 1 500 V a.c. each. For voltages below 212 V peak, two Y2 capacitors would suffice as
, ^ ]: k3 b* M) r4 ?/ sthe dielectric strength requirement is 3 000 V a.c.
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MEANS OF PATIENT PROTECTION. Where two capacitors are used in series, they shall be
# G/ F! T' O( x5 ridentical in type (either both Y1 or both Y2) and shall have the same NOMINAL capacitance.
. Y: @4 Q* f5 C3 v0 `, \1 s2 q+ eThe capacitor(s) shall meet the dielectric strength for the type of protection for which they are Z& y# q) j7 a4 @6 v" [+ K
being used (i.e. one or two MEANS OF PATIENT PROTECTION).
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/ ~2 V9 k; ~- ?& i1 x$ aWhere the working voltage across a barrier forming a MEANS OF PATIENT PROTECTION is less
# r) L6 _2 T: z. T3 d; I6 q2 Q0 u, uthan 42,4 V peak a.c. or 60 V d.c., a single Y1 capacitor is acceptable for two MEANS OF7 Z2 ]7 ?3 e0 C3 }9 D8 D7 e: m
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