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Rich
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est regards,
Rich
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Subject: RE: [PSES] Medical Device Leakage Current Production Line Test
Setup
Hi Rich,
Your comments remind me that I p
p may lead to unrealistic and
non-transparent results.
Cheers,
Gary Tornquist
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Subject: Re: [PSES] Medical Device Leakage Current Production Line Test
Setup
Comments by Savino Macias and Boštjan Glavič trig
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Subject: Re: [PSES] Medical Device Leakage Current Production Line Test
Setup
Dear Savino
Please check specs of your AC programmable source if output is isolated
(floating) . Normally
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Zadeva: [PSES] Medical Device Leakage Current Production Line Test Setup
Is anyone familiar with the test setup for doing Leakage Current tests?
I have a device with input voltage of 100-240V, so my productio
Is anyone familiar with the test setup for doing Leakage Current tests?
I have a device with input voltage of 100-240V, so my production line test
needs to be done at 264V (110% of highest rated voltage).
Would I use a programmable AC power supply to do this test (along with the
leakage test
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