In message <[email protected]>, dated Fri, 8
Mar 2013, Derek Walton <[email protected]> writes:
Well folks. I disagree. Here's why. If the power supply is used in an
application were the output is referenced to ground , you will not be
stressing the primary to secondary circuits. If your power supply isn't
man enough for this you should place warnings in your literature BEFORE
purchase is made.
That's a safety issue, not an immunity issue. It is, however, one that
should be addressed in IEC 62348-1, but probably isn't.
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