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Is 3 nF at 15 kV enough to kill an insect? Or just blow off a leg or
two? Peta will get you.

   Dave Cuthbert
   Micron Technology


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 As it happens we have an interest in this 45micro C too, does anyone
know how to measure it. ? The question is regard to an insert killer,
with charged metal grids. There is a potential get-out clause if the
resultant level is below this limit.

 Many thanks

 Julian


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Ron,

I do not know the origin but this value is used in many standards such
as 60950-1, 60065, 61131-2, etc.

John Radomski
Schneider Automation




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Hello all,

I was wondering if anyone knows of the origin of the 45 micro coulomb
limit used to specify the charge of capacitance level under normal
conditions for voltages up to 15 kV? Does this value come from
scientific data or some other standard? Example standard clauses are:
IEC 61010-1, clause 6.3.1 (c)
(1) and IEC 60950-1, clause 2.4.2.

Best regards,
Ron Wellman



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