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Weidmüller is a leading international provider of solutions for electrical connectivity,transmission and conditioning of power, signal and data in industrial environments.The company with headquarters in Detmold/Germany develops, produces and sellsproducts in the field of electrical connectivity and electronics all over the world.

Vydal: Weidmüller, s.r.o. Autor: Weidmueller

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The values are entered graph with a system linear coordinates illustrate the relationships between the currents, the ambient temperatures and the temperature rise the component. The total the ambient temperature plus the temperature rise caused the current load (power loss volume resistance) may not exceed the upper limit temperature the component, otherwise it will damaged even completely ruined. Reducing the currents 80% results in the “derating curve” which the maximum permissible volume resistances and the measuring uncertainties the temperature measurements are taken into account such way that they are suitable for practical applications, as experience has shown. Furthermore, the current-carrying capacity influenced the geometry of the component, the number poles and the conductor(s) connected it. A line drawn perpendicular the x-axis at the upper limit temperature the component completes the system of coordinates. Derating curve (current-carrying capacity curve) Base curve max. The current-carrying capacity is determined empirically according to DIN IEC 60512-3. The loading currents are plotted the y-axis, the component ambient temperatures the x-axis. The upper limit temperature a component the rated value determined by the materials used.5 Technicalappendix W Derating curve The derating curve shows which currents may flow continuously and simultaneously via all possible connections when the component is subjected various ambient temperatures below its upper limit temperature. temperature of component tg upper limit temperature component tu ambient temperature In current Derating curve tg upper limit temperature component tu ambient temperature In current a base curve b reduced base curve (derating curve) Example: derating curve for minimum and maximum number poles Ambient temperature [°C] LoadcurrentI[A] .W. The associated average values the temperature rise the component, ∆ tb1-tu1, tb2-tu2, are plotted for every current I1, I2, the left the perpendicular line. this, the resulting component temperatures tb1, tb2 … and the ambient temperatures tu1, tu2 are measured for three different currents I1, I2, …. As practically impossible choose components with the maximum permiss-ible volume resistances for the measurements, the base curve must be reduced. The current-carrying capacity hence not constant value, but rather decreases the component ambient temperature increases. the derating curve exceeds the currents the low ambient temperature zone, which given by the current-carrying capacity the conductor cross-sections be connected, then the derating curve should limited the smaller current in this zone. The points generated this way are joined form roughly parabolic curve