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Metallized
Construction for Pulse Applications
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-63VAC,
180VAC, 250VAC |
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-180VAC,
250VAC |
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-180VAC,
250VAC |
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-400VAC,
600VAC, 650VAC, 700VAC |
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-400VAC,
700VAC |
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-400VAC,
450VAC, 500VAC, 550VAC |
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-900VAC/PCM 22.5mm (PCM 15mm =
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| In order to
counter the disadvantage of the limited current loading
capacity of single-sided metallized capacitors, WIMA has
developed special metallized versions for high
pulse applications, in which the electrodes are
not directly metallized on the dielectric film. Aluminium
is vacuum-deposited on both sides of a thin plastic film
and this film is rolled up along with the insulating film
as is the case with a film/foil capacitor.
With schoopage (metal flame
spraying) and contacting, the two metal layers on the
carrier film are joined together as a conductor. The
carrier film is therefore in fieldfree space, its
dielectric properties are of no importance, ("film
in fieldfree space") and the self-healing
process in
breakdowns takes place on this film. Thanks to the
metallization on both sides, this type has the same good
self-healing properties as a capacitor which is
metallized on one side only, the conducting capacity of a
double thickness metallized layer and the advantage of
better contacts.
These capacitors can stand
up to very high pulse currents and have only a slightly
larger volume than single-sided metallized capacitors.
They offer high operating safety in critical
applications.
Advantages:
High pulse loading capacity due to good contacting of the
metal layers with schoopage.
Good self-healing properties thanks to the carrier film
in fieldfree space. |
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