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................................................................................................................................7  \n1 Introduction...............................................................................................................................8  \n1.1 Purpose ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8  \n1.2 Scope .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8  \n1.3 Regulatory Drivers ................................................................................................................................................................... 9  \n1.4 Format 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Burn.......................................................................................................................................................................... 18  \n2.4 Delayed Effects......................................................................................................................................................................... 21  \n2.5 Battery Hazards ....................................................................................................................................................................... 21  \n2.6 Other Hazards........................................................................................................................................................................... 22  \n3 Electrical Hazard Classification ................................................................................................. 23  \n3.1 Explanation of the electrical hazard classification 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\n3.7 Hazard Class 5.x, RF Circuits (3 kHz to 100 MHz) ..................................................................................................... 36  \n3.8 Hazard Class 6.x, Sub-RF Circuits (1 Hz to 3 kHz) ....","cbCais5CIqixo6yk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais5CIqixo6yk","pdf",4395731,217,"English","# Revision History\n# 1 Introduction\n## 1.1 Purpose\n## 1.2 Scope\n## 1.3 Regulatory Drivers\n## 1.4 Format\n# 2 Electrical Hazards\n## 2.1 Scope\n## 2.2 Electrical Shock\n## 2.3 Electrical Burn\n## 2.4 Delayed Effects\n## 2.5 Battery Hazards\n## 2.6 Other Hazards\n# 3 Electrical Hazard Classification\n## 3.1 Explanation of the electrical hazard classification structure\n## 3.2 Classification Matrix\n## 3.3 Hazard Class 1.x, 50-60 Hz Nominal Power\n## 3.4 Hazard Class 2.x, DC\n## 3.5 Hazard Class 3.x, Capacitors\n## 3.6 Hazard Class 4.x, Batteries \u003C100 VDC\n## 3.7 Hazard Class 5.x, RF Circuits (3 kHz to 100 MHz)\n## 3.8 Hazard Class 6.x, Sub-RF Circuits (1 Hz to 3 kHz)\n# 4 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