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Clearance denotes the shortest distance between two conductive parts as measured through the air.
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Clearance distance in a PCB with an insulated barrier
not considered for clearance? Is there a slot under that barrier, or does the barrier pass through the PCB? …
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Will a cut or a slot in a PCB change clearance or creepage?
Does a cut or a slot in a printed circuit board increase clearance, creepage or both? … Some say it will increase clearance, but I don't think clearance will change because, even with a cut in the PCB, distance over the air will be the same. …
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