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4.3 Dielectric Strength Test
To confirm the freedom from insulation breakdown, testing should be carried out under the conditions
specified below.
1) Measuring conditions
•
Measuring instrument: Dielectric strength tester (The specified voltage should be maintained in the
state that a current of 10mA is carried.)
•
Testing point:
Between the electrical circuit block and the exposed metallic block (D-SUB
connector)
Note: The electrical circuit block should mean the power input block (primary side). Testing should be
carried out under the condition that both poles of the power plug are short-circuited. (Where a
3-core cord is used, the two poles other than the earth terminal should be short-circuited.)
2) Judgment standard
The freedom from insulation breakdown should be confirmed under the condition that the applied
voltage is maintained at 1500V AC (+0 to 50V) for one minute.
Even though the result of this testing is OK, such a condition should be regarded as unacceptable if
there is a leakage (flashing) around the section where the test voltage has been applied.
If the result of insulation resistance test is found unacceptable, to be carried out after this testing, such
a condition should be regarded as that an insulation breakdown has occurred.
4.4 Leakage Current Test
A leakage current should be measured under the conditions specified below, in order to confirm that the
requirements of the judgment standard are met.
1) Measuring conditions
•
Measuring instrument:
Leakage current meter (A 1500
Ω
resistor should be incorporated,
together with a bypass capacitor of 0.15
µ
F.)
•
Testing point:
Between the exposed metallic block (D-SUB connector) and Phases
A and B of the power source.
•
Condition of the set:
A power cable should be connected. The see-saw switch on the set side
should be turned ON and OFF.
2) Judgment standard
The leakage current measured should be 1.5mA or less with an input of 240V AC
×
1.06 +5/-0V (60Hz).
