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IEC 61881-3-ed.1.0
Railway applications - Rolling stock equipment - Capacitors for power electronics - Part 3: Electric double-layer capacitors
STANDARD published on 8.8.2012
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Designation standards: IEC 61881-3-ed.1.0
Publication date standards: 8.8.2012
SKU: NS-413851
The number of pages: 59
Approximate weight : 177 g (0.39 lbs)
Country: International technical standard
Category: Technical standards IEC
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Annotation of standard text IEC 61881-3-ed.1.0 :
IEC 61881-3:2012 applies to d.c. electric double-layer capacitors (cell, module and bank) for power electronics intended to be used on rolling stock. It specifies quality requirements and tests, safety requirements, and describes installation and operation information. La CEI 61881-3:2012 sapplique aux condensateurs electriques a double couche en courant continu (unite, module et batterie) pour electronique de puissance, destines a etre utilises sur le materiel roulant. Elle specifie les exigences relatives a la qualite et les essais, ainsi que les exigences de securite, et elle fournit des informations sur linstallation et les conditions de fonctionnement.
These changes apply to this standard:
IEC 61881-3-ed.1.0/Amd.1
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Amendment 1 - Railway applications - Rolling stock equipment - Capacitors for power electronics - Part 3: Electric double-layer capacitors
(Amendement 1 - Applications ferroviaires - Materiel roulant - Condensateurs pour electronique de puissance - Partie 3: Condensateurs electriques a double couche)
Change published on 16.9.2013
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