Article | REF: D4710 V1

Power capacitors

Author: Charles HANTOUCHE

Publication date: June 10, 1996 | Lire en français

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    3. Capacitor design and manufacture

    3.1 Principle and different techniques

    The capacitor element (figure 6 ) consists of two thin (5 to 6 µm) metal armatures (aluminum or zinc), separated by an insulating medium (several films of paper and/or PP films impregnated or not with a liquid dielectric) of thickness d and permittivity ε. The electrodes (surface S ) and films are wound to form a coil. A unitary capacitor is made from a combination of several elements connected in parallel and/or in series.

    There are two manufacturing techniques, depending on the voltage used.

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