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Advanced Energy Industries — Technical Presentation (August 2011)
7 slides from Advanced Energy Industries's technical presentation, Aug 23, 2011
Slide 1: SL Power 3rd edition Presentation
SL Power 3rd edition Presentation Maggie Nadjmi August 23rd 2011
Slide 2: Overview of 3rd edition
rd Overview of 3 edition System risk management needs to be managed by the customer. Most applications are categorized as: MOOP: Means of Operator Protection MOPP: Means of Patient Protection SL Power provides a COMPONENT – risk management at component level is not required After June 2012 all Europ
Slide 3: IEC/EN 60601-1 2nd Ed. and 3rd Ed. Differences
IEC/EN 60601-1 2nd Ed. and IEC/EN 60601-1 3rd Ed. DIFFERENCES DESCRIPTION 2ND EDITION 3RD EDITION Earth Leakage Current: 300/500 uA NC, 5 mA NC, 500/1000 uA SFC 10 mA SFC Temperatures Components in Table XA at All components tested for highest determined using highest ambient and ambient. operating
Slide 4: IEC/EN 60601-1 2nd Ed. and 3rd Ed. Differences Continued
IEC/EN 60601-1 2nd Ed. and IEC/EN 60601-1 3rd Ed. DIFFERENCES Continued 4
Slide 5: SL Power Timeline
SL Power Timeline SLPE will have all standard products developed in the last 2 years validated to 3rd edition MOOP by end Q4. (90% should qualify) MINT1065 received approval expected Priority list for 3rd edition upgrade has been generated and estimated approval dates are slated accordingly If the S
Slide 6: EN60601-1 3rd Edition Summary
EN60601-1 rd 3 Edition Summary EN60601-1 3rd edition is a system specification Four questions - We need to know details about the customer’s application: AC Grounding – class I or class II MOOP or MOPP If MOPP – isolation “B”, “BF” or “CF” Touch temperature in customer’s system
Slide 7: Thank you!
Thank you! “= Advanced = Energy
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