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IEC 60512-99-003

IEC 60512-99-003:2023
Connectors for electrical and electronic equipment - Tests and measurements - Part 99-003: Endurance test schedules - Test 99c: Test schedule for balanced single-pair connectors separating (unmating) under electrical load
IEC 60512-99-003:2023 is used for the assessment of connectors within the scope of SC 48B that are used in balanced single-pair communication cabling with remote power, in support of e.g., IEEE 802.3 remote powering applications for point-to-point connections.
The object of this document is to detail a test schedule to determine the ability of sets of single-pair connectors as defined in the IEC 63171 series to withstand a minimum of 100 mechanical operations with electrical load, where an electrical current is being passed through the connector in accordance with IEC 60512-9-3 during the separation (unmating) step.
This document does not cover multidrop powering applications of single-pair connectors.
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Technical committee

TC 48/SC 48B Electrical connectors
Publication typeInternational Standard
Publication date2023-09-29
Edition1.0
ICS

13.220.40

Stability date2030
ISBN number9782832275610
Pages32
File size1.50 MB
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