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"IEEE Dallas EMC, September 16, 2003 presentation by Teccor Electronics

Contact information Phillip Havens, Technical Product Management Engineer 972-518-9427 phillip.havens@teccor.com www.teccor.com 1800 Hurd Drive, Irving, TX 75038

Application of Regulatory Requirements Outside Plant Central Office Subscriber Premises MDF SLIC switch DDF Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) Wall Plug, Network Interface Device (NID) POTS SPLITTER Street Cabinet SLIC APP if on DLC system O/H Cable U/G Cable MDF SLIC trunk line T1, HDSL, or HDSL-2 FCC P 68 UL 60950 UL 497 GR 1089

Regulatory Requirements GR 1089 Issue 3 Oct 2003 Electrical safety (surge and current limiting) LEC offices and CPE locations TIA-968-A Lightning Customer premises equipment (CPE) UL 60950 surge power cross

Regulatory Requirements ITU K.20/21 Metallic and longitudinal surges Power Cross Coordination issues

GR 1089 Requirements for Telecom Port NRTL requirements All network equipment powered by AC equipment located on customer premise 1st level criteria EUT undamaged & continues to operate 2nd level criteria EUT may sustain damage no fire, fragmentation, electrical hazard

GR 1089 Level One Surges (4.6.7) 1 600V 100A 10/1000 25 times between T-R(grd), R-T(grd), T&R to grd 2 1000V 100A 10/360 25 times between T-R(grd), R-T(grd), T&R to grd 3 1000V 100A 10/1000 25 times between T-R(grd), R-T(grd), T&R to grd 4 2500V 500A 2/10 10 times between T&R to grd 5 1000V 25A 10/360 5 times between T&R to grd only surges 1,2,4,& 5 or surges 3,4 & 5 conducted

GR 1089 Level One Intrabuilding Surges (4.6.9) 1 800V 100A 2/10 1 time each polarity between T-R(grd), & R-T(grd 2 1500V 100A 2/10 1 time each polarity between T&R to grd

GR 1089 Protection Coordination (4.6.7.1) 1 Not required IF equipment can with stand 10x1000 100A event 2 Otherwise primary must be shown to turn on during surge events

GR 1089 Level Two Surges (4.6.8) 1 5000V 500A 2/10 2 times between T&R to grd or 1 5000V 625A 8/20 2 times between T&R to grd

GR 1089 Current-Limiting (4.6.11) 600 V rms applied 15 minutes with 2.2A, 2.6, 3,3.75,5,7,10,12.5,20,25, 30 A applied until current is interrupted or external current limiter indicator opens (MDQ 1.6A or MDL 2.0 fuse opened which is a failing condition) to TIP with Ring grounded to RING with TIP grounded to T&R simultaneously

GR 1089 First Level AC Power Fault (4.6.10) 1 50Vrms .33A for 15 minutes 2 100Vrms 0.17A for 15 minutes 3 200,400,& 600Vrms 1A for 1 second 60 times 4 1000Vrms 1A for 1 second 5 Inductive source test (see Fig 4-3)

GR 1089 First Level AC Power Fault 6 600Vrms 0.5A for 30 seconds 7 440Vrms 2.2A for 2 seconds 8 600Vrms 3A for 1.1 second 9 1000Vrms 5A for 0.4 seconds all tests conducted between T-R (grd) or R-T (grd) except #9 all tests conducted to T&R simultaneously

GR 1089 2nd Level AC Power Fault (4.6.12 non CPE) 1 120, 277Vrms 25A for 15 minutes 2 600Vrms 60A for 5 seconds 3 600Vrms 7A for 5 seconds 4 100-600Vrms 2.2A for 15 minutes 5 Inductive source test all tests conducted between T-R(grd) & R-T(grd) repeat test below operating value of any fuses series type equipment increase I to 5A for test #4

GR 1089 2nd Level AC Power Fault (4.6.15 CPE) Now same as non-CPE 2nd level AC power cross

UL 60950 Power Cross L1-L5 600 volt, 40 A 1.5 seconds 600 volt, 7A 5 seconds 600 volt, 2.2A 30 minutes 200 volt, 2.2A 30 minutes 120 volt, 25A 30 minutes M1-M4 similar to L1-4 L1, L5, & M1 can not open MDL 2.0 fuse

UL 60950 Creepage/Insulation Requirements Shortest distance between two conductive parts depends on pollution degree, working voltage, board material or electric strength test (Section 5.3 table 18) 1kV or 1.5 kV hi pot event

UL 60950 Separation Requirements (Section 6.4) Meet either electric strength test 1.0 kV for 60 seconds or Meet impulse test: 2.5 kV, 62.5 A, 10x700 1.0 kV, 37.5A 10x700 applied 10 times with 60 second rest period

TIA-968-A Surges Type A surges (can not damage PSTN): metallic 800V 100A 10/560 2 times longitudinal 1500V 200A 10/160 2 times Type B surge (operational afterwards) metallic 1000V 25A 5/320 2 times longitudinal 1500V 37.5A 5/320 2 times

ITU K.20/21 K.20 covers central office type of equipment K.21 covers customer premises type of equipment Two levels: Basic Enhanced

ITU K.20 surges BASIC applied ± 5 times ENHANCED 5x310 25A for single port w/o primary 5x310 37.5A for multiple port application w/o primary 5x310 100A must coordinate w/primary ENHANCED 5x310 37.5A for single port or multiple port w/o primary 5x310 150A to eliminate need for primary

ITU K.21 surges BASIC applied ±5 times ENHANCED 5x310 37.5A for single port or multiple port w/o primary protectors 5x310 100A must coordinate w/primary 8x20 1 kA to eliminate need for coordination ENHANCED 5x310 150A for single port or multiple port w/o primary protectors 5x310 150A must coordinate w/primary 8x20 5 kA to eliminate need for coordination

ITU K.20/21 coordination Coordination with the primary not required for BASIC IF: capable of withstanding 8x20 1kA surge ± 5X not required for ENHANCED IF: capable of withstanding 8x20 5kA surge ±5X Coordination not required if primary is not “specified” (the agreed to primary protector clause)

ITU K.20/21 Power Cross BASIC ENHANCED 600 volt, 1A for 1 second ENHANCED 1500 volt, 7.5A for 2 seconds AND a series of 15 minute tests at 230 volts with 10,20,40,80,160,300, and 600 ohm test resistor (fuse allowed to open for BASIC and first 4 conditions for ENHANCED)

SIDACtor - What is it? Over-voltage Protection For: Telecommunications Equipment CATV Equipment Security Systems Data Communications Thyristor Applications

SIDACtor - How Does it Work? Turns on with voltage Turns off with current

SIDACtor - How to Select Vdrm > Peak (DC) operating voltage of protected circuit Vs > Withstand voltage of protected circuit Ih(MIN) > Short circuit DC current of protected circuit Ipp > Anticipated surge current of regulatory requirements

SIDACtor V-I Curve +I IT IS IH IDRM -V +V VT VDRM VS -I

TeleLink Fuse - over current protection A surge tolerant fuse element Surface mount package 1.25A current rating for F1250T .5A current for F0500T Helps applications comply with: UL 60950 GR 1089 TIA-968-A

Application Circuits T-1/E-1 T3 ADSL/ xDSL VDSL intra-building VDSL inter-building SLIC (subscriber line interface circuit)

Application Circuits SLIC (subscriber line interface circuit) Ethernet 10/100 BaseT ISDN Transformer Protection

T1/E1 Protection

T3 Protection

ADSL/xDSL Protection

VDSL intra-buiding Protection

VDSL inter-building Protection

HDSL Protection

SLIC Protection

Ethernet 10/100BaseT Protection

ISDN Protection

Transformer Protection

5-pin modules

5-pin modules

5-pin modules

6-Pin Dual Balanced Protector

6-Pin SLIC Protector

6-Pin Battrax