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Kristiaan –
Most of the responses agree with my understanding.
I will add that my recollection of the origins of the test in 60950 was related
to electrical connections under compressive loading where the compr
Kristiaan –
Most of the responses agree with my understanding.
I will add that my recollection of the origins of the test in 60950 was related
to electrical connections under compressive loading where the compression is
needed to establish and ensure an electrical connection. Some custom made
Thanks all for the better insight given!
Best regards
Kris Carpentier,
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Subject: Re: [PSES] Ball pressure test of thermoplastic parts
My interpretation of the rationale
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Kris-
The answers that others have provided are generally on point.
The methodology for performing this test emanates from 60695-10-2. The IECEE,
CTL has issued a decision sheet (DSH 3
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Subject: [PSES] Ball pressure test of thermoplastic parts
Hi group,
Does any-one know the reason/background of the ball pressure test of
thermoplastic parts (IEC60950-1, clause 4.5.5) and the chosen temperature of
125C.
This test is performed - for example
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I assumed it had something to do with the old Wall Warts that was bas
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Subject: [PSES] Ball pressure test of thermoplastic parts
Hi group,
Does any-one know the reason/background of the ball pressure test of
thermoplastic
Hi group,
Does any-one know the reason/background of the ball pressure test of
thermoplastic parts (IEC60950-1, clause 4.5.5) and the chosen temperature of
125C.
This test is performed - for example – on the plastic parts of a direct plug-in
power supply as these parts “carry” the mains power
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