Tests K20 K21 K45

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The ITU-T K.20, K.21 et K.45 recommendations provides a set of test methods and protection criteria to overvoltages and overcurrents of telecommunication equipments. Three types of tests are defined: Lightning Surge, Power induction, and Power Contact.
• K.20 tests the resistibility of equipments installed in a telecommunications centre,
• K.21 tests the resistibility of equipments installed in customer premises,
• K.45 tests the resistibility of equipments installed in the access and trunk networks.
These recommendations concern all types of equipment connected to the phone network. This network can be expanding to private networks, like intercom or remote control…

2aLightning test conditions for ports connected to external symmetric pair cables
2.1.1aSingle port, lightning, inherent, transverse
2.1.1bSingle port, lightning, inherent, port to earth
2.1.1cSingle port, lightning, inherent, port to external port
2.1.2aSingle port, lightning, coordination, transverse
2.1.2bSingle port, lightning, coordination, port to earth
2.1.2cSingle port, lightning, coordination, port to external port
2.1.3aMultiple port, lightning, inherent, port to earth
2.1.3bMultiple port, lightning, inherent, port to external port
2.1.4aMultiple port, lightning, port to earth
2.1.4bMultiple port, lightning, port to earth, port to external port
2.1.5aSingle port, lightning, current, port to earth
2.1.5bSingle port, lightning, current, port to external port
2.1.6aMultiple port, lightning, current, port to earth
2.1.6bMultiple port, lightning, current, port to external port
2bPower induction and earth potential rise test conditions for ports connected to external symmetric pair cables
2.2.1aPower induction, inherent, transverse
2.2.1bPower induction inherent and earth potential rise, port to earth
2.2.1cPower induction inherent and earth potential rise, port to external port
2.2.2aPower induction, inherent/coordination, transverse
2.2.2bPower induction and earth potential rise, inherent/coordination, port to earth
2.2.2cPower induction and earth potential rise, inherent/coordination, port to external port
2.3.1aMains power contact inherent, transverse
2.3.1bMains power contact inherent, port to earth
2.3.1cMains power contact inherent, port to external port
4aLightning test conditions for ports connected to external d.c. or a.c. dedicated power feeding cables
4.1.1aSingle port, lightning, inherent, transverse
4.1.1bSingle port, lightning, inherent, port to earth
4.1.1cSingle port, lightning, inherent, port to external port
4.1.2aSingle port, lightning, coordination, transverse
4.1.2bSingle port, lightning, coordination, port to earth
4.1.2cSingle port, lightning, coordination, port to external port
4.1.3Multiple port, lightning, inherent, port to earth and port to external port
4.1.4Multiple port, lightning, port to earth and port to external port
4.1.5aSingle port, lightning, current, port to earth
4.1.5bSingle port, lightning, current, port to external port
4.1.6Multiple port, lightning, current
4bPower induction and earth potential rise test conditions for ports connected to external d.c. or a.c. dedicated power feeding cables
4.2.1aPower induction, inherent, transverse
4.2.1bPower induction and earth potentialrise, inherent, port to earth
4.2.1cPower induction and earth potential rise, inherent, port to external port
4.2.2aPower induction, inherent/coordination, transverse
4.2.2bPower induction and earth potential rise, inherent/coordination, port to earth
4.2.2cPower induction and earth potential rise, inherent/coordination, port to external port
4.3.1aMains power contact, inherent, transverse
4.3.1bMains power contact, inherent, port to earth
4.3.1cMains power contact, inherent, port to external port
5Test conditions for mains power ports
5.1.1aLightning, inherent, transverse
5.1.1bLightning, inherent, port to earth
5.1.1cLightning, inherent, port to external port
5.1.2aLightning, inherent/coordination
5.1.2bLightning, inherent/coordination port to earth
5.1.2cLightning, inherent/coordination port to external port
5.2.1Earth potential rise
5.2.2aNeutral potential rise, inherent, port to earth
5.2.2bNeutral potential rise, inherent, port to external port
6Test conditions for ESD applied to the enclosure
6.1aAir discharge
6.1bContact discharge
7Lightning test conditions for ports connected to internal cables
7.1Unshielded cable
7.2Shielded cable
7.3Floating d.c. power interface
7.4Earthed d.c. power interface