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IEEE STD 1100 2005:2006 Edition

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IEEE Std 1100-2005 (Revision of IEEE Std 1100-1999) IEEE Recommended Practice for Powering and Grounding Electronic Equipment

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1 IEEE Std 1100-2005
IEEE Std 1100-2005
3 IEEE Recommended Practice for Powering and Grounding Electronic Equipment
IEEE Recommended Practice for Powering and Grounding Electronic Equipment
4 Abstract/Keywords
Abstract/Keywords
5 Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
7 Introduction
Introduction
8 Participants
Participants
11 Contents
Contents
15 Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 1 Overview
1.1 Scope
1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Background
1.3 Background
16 1.4 Text organization
1.4 Text organization
18 1.5 Bibliography
1.5 Bibliography
19 Chapter 2 Definitions
Chapter 2 Definitions
2.1 Introduction
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Alphabetical listing of terms
2.2 Alphabetical listing of terms
27 2.3 Words avoided
2.3 Words avoided
28 2.4 Acronyms and abbreviations
2.4 Acronyms and abbreviations
32 2.5 Normative references
2.5 Normative references
33 2.6 Bibliography
2.6 Bibliography
35 Chapter 3 General needs guidelines
Chapter 3 General needs guidelines
3.1 Introduction
3.1 Introduction
37 3.2 Power quality considerations
3.2 Power quality considerations
47 3.3 Grounding considerations
3.3 Grounding considerations
52 3.4 Protection of susceptible equipment
3.4 Protection of susceptible equipment
54 3.5 Information technology equipment (ITE)
3.5 Information technology equipment (ITE)
60 3.6 Shielded, filtered, enclosed EMI/EMC areas
3.6 Shielded, filtered, enclosed EMI/EMC areas
61 3.7 Safety systems
3.7 Safety systems
62 3.8 Coordination with other codes, standards, and agencies
3.8 Coordination with other codes, standards, and agencies
64 3.9 Normative references
3.9 Normative references
65 3.10 Bibliography
3.10 Bibliography
67 Chapter 4 Fundamentals
Chapter 4 Fundamentals
4.1 Introduction
4.1 Introduction
68 4.2 Electric power supplier’s distribution system voltage disturbances
4.2 Electric power supplier’s distribution system voltage disturbances
70 4.3 Voltage disturbances—subtractive
4.3 Voltage disturbances—subtractive
77 4.4 Voltage surges and interference—Additive
4.4 Voltage surges and interference—Additive
95 4.5 Steady-state voltage/current wave shape distortion
4.5 Steady-state voltage/current wave shape distortion
112 4.6 High- and low-frequency regimes defined
4.6 High- and low-frequency regimes defined
117 4.7 Impedance considerations
4.7 Impedance considerations
135 4.8 Grounding subsystems
4.8 Grounding subsystems
164 4.9 Shielding concepts
4.9 Shielding concepts
168 4.10 Surge protective devices
4.10 Surge protective devices
172 4.11 Normative references
4.11 Normative references
4.12 Bibliography
4.12 Bibliography
177 Chapter 5 Instrumentation
Chapter 5 Instrumentation
5.1 Introduction
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Range of available instrumentation
5.2 Range of available instrumentation
5.3 Voltage and current measurements
5.3 Voltage and current measurements
183 5.4 Descriptions of site survey tools
5.4 Descriptions of site survey tools
190 5.5 Measurement considerations
5.5 Measurement considerations
193 5.6 Normative references
5.6 Normative references
5.7 Bibliography
5.7 Bibliography
195 Chapter 6 Site surveys and site power analyses
Chapter 6 Site surveys and site power analyses
6.1 Introduction
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Objectives and approaches
6.2 Objectives and approaches
196 6.3 Coordinating involved parties
6.3 Coordinating involved parties
197 6.4 Conducting a site survey
6.4 Conducting a site survey
215 6.5 Harmonic current and voltage measurements
6.5 Harmonic current and voltage measurements
216 6.6 Applying data to select cost-effective solutions
6.6 Applying data to select cost-effective solutions
217 6.7 Long-term power monitoring
6.7 Long-term power monitoring
6.8 Conclusions
6.8 Conclusions
218 6.9 Normative references
6.9 Normative references
219 6.10 Bibliography
6.10 Bibliography
221 Chapter 7 Specification and selection of equipment and materials
Chapter 7 Specification and selection of equipment and materials
7.1 Introduction
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Commonly used power correction devices
7.2 Commonly used power correction devices
250 7.3 Equipment specifications
7.3 Equipment specifications
257 7.4 Procurement specifications
7.4 Procurement specifications
260 7.5 Verification testing
7.5 Verification testing
262 7.6 Equipment maintenance
7.6 Equipment maintenance
264 7.7 Bibliography
7.7 Bibliography
267 Chapter 8 Recommended design/installation practices
Chapter 8 Recommended design/installation practices
8.1 Introduction
8.1 Introduction
268 8.2 Equipment room wiring and grounding
8.2 Equipment room wiring and grounding
269 8.3 Electrical power system selection considerations
8.3 Electrical power system selection considerations
276 8.4 Equipment selection and installation considerations
8.4 Equipment selection and installation considerations
293 8.5 Grounding considerations
8.5 Grounding considerations
314 8.6 Lightning/surge protection considerations
8.6 Lightning/surge protection considerations
318 8.7 380 Hz to 480 Hz systems
8.7 380 Hz to 480 Hz systems
321 8.8 Normative references
8.8 Normative references
322 8.9 Bibliography
8.9 Bibliography
325 Chapter 9 Telecommunications, information technology, and distributed computing
Chapter 9 Telecommunications, information technology, and distributed computing
9.1 Introduction
9.1 Introduction
328 9.2 Vulnerability concerns vs. immunity
9.2 Vulnerability concerns vs. immunity
330 9.3 Environmental exposure
9.3 Environmental exposure
9.4 Industry guidelines
9.4 Industry guidelines
9.5 General compliance
9.5 General compliance
332 9.6 Principles for establishing recommended practices
9.6 Principles for establishing recommended practices
334 9.7 General considerations
9.7 General considerations
335 9.8 Powering
9.8 Powering
384 9.9 Grounding and bonding
9.9 Grounding and bonding
435 9.10 Evaluations and audits
9.10 Evaluations and audits
437 9.11 Normative references
9.11 Normative references
438 9.12 Bibliography
9.12 Bibliography
440 Annex 9A (normative) General
Annex 9A (normative) General
450 Annex 9B (normative) Nomenclature
Annex 9B (normative) Nomenclature
453 Annex 9C (informative) List of telecommunications-related industry guidelines
Annex 9C (informative) List of telecommunications-related industry guidelines
483 Annex 9D (informative) Trends and changing responsibilities
Annex 9D (informative) Trends and changing responsibilities
489 Annex 9E (informative) Background on telecommunications
Annex 9E (informative) Background on telecommunications
494 Annex 9F (normative) Industry-described telecommunications surge environment
Annex 9F (normative) Industry-described telecommunications surge environment
510 Annex 9G (informative) Impact of technology convergence on ac and dc powering
Annex 9G (informative) Impact of technology convergence on ac and dc powering
512 Annex 9H (informative) Factors in selecting large-scale ac and dc power
Annex 9H (informative) Factors in selecting large-scale ac and dc power
518 Annex 9I (informative) Highlights of ANSI T1.311 requirements for dc power systems
Annex 9I (informative) Highlights of ANSI T1.311 requirements for dc power systems
520 Annex 9J (informative) Understanding telecommunications circuit protection
Annex 9J (informative) Understanding telecommunications circuit protection
528 Annex 9K (normative) Fundamental concepts on surge protection
Annex 9K (normative) Fundamental concepts on surge protection
533 Annex 9L (informative) Additional information on surge protection
Annex 9L (informative) Additional information on surge protection
543 Chapter 10 Industrial systems
Chapter 10 Industrial systems
10.1 Introduction
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Basic noise control theory
10.2 Basic noise control theory
550 10.3 Method of analysis
10.3 Method of analysis
551 10.4 Recommended practices
10.4 Recommended practices
573 10.5 Distance, long power cable runs
10.5 Distance, long power cable runs
10.6 Bibliography
10.6 Bibliography
575 Chapter 11 Case histories
Chapter 11 Case histories
11.1 Introduction
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Typical utility-sourced power quality problems
11.2 Typical utility-sourced power quality problems
577 11.3 Premises switching generated surges
11.3 Premises switching generated surges
578 11.4 Electronic loads
11.4 Electronic loads
580 11.5 Premises-wiring-related problems
11.5 Premises-wiring-related problems
586 11.6 Transient voltage surge suppression network design—primary and secondary network design
11.6 Transient voltage surge suppression network design—primary and secondary network design
587 11.7 Typical radiated EMI problems
11.7 Typical radiated EMI problems
588 11.8 Flicker
11.8 Flicker
11.9 Typical electrical inspection problems
11.9 Typical electrical inspection problems
589 11.10 Typical life-safety system problems
11.10 Typical life-safety system problems
590 11.11 Typical misapplication of equipment problems
11.11 Typical misapplication of equipment problems
11.12 Normative references
11.12 Normative references
11.13 Bibliography
11.13 Bibliography
591 Index
Index
A–C
A–C
592 C–D
C–D
593 D–E
D–E
594 E–G
E–G
595 G–I
G–I
596 I–L
I–L
597 L–O
L–O
598 O–P
O–P
599 P–R
P–R
600 R–S
R–S
601 S–T
S–T
602 T–U
T–U
603 V–W
V–W
IEEE STD 1100 2005
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