Questions tagged [dielectric]
A dielectric is an insulator that can be polarized by applying an electric field. A common example is the use of a dielectric within a capacitor between the metallic plates to increase the surface charge.
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What impact, if any, does the solder mask color have on the electrical and mechanical properties of a PCB
At my place of work, we use soldermask colors as a sort of poke-yoke for manufacturing purposes E.g. Technicians know that green pcb goes with green, blue pcb with blue, etc. This has lead to some ... ...
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Decide coherent time and fade duration through empirical studies on the channel and relate them to channel modeling
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TX floating in the lossy heterogeneous medium with undetermined positions within a limited region;
RX fixed in the air and closed to the boundary of air-lossy medium;
Frequency: 500 MHz
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Suggestions on conductive materials for textile capacitive pressure sensors
I am doing preliminary research for my thesis. The thesis involves textile capacitive pressure sensors. I am trying to find out more about how the type of conductive material used affects the ...
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How does glass create an electric field?
I'm reading from Microchip's data sheet regarding their MAXTouch microchip, which details on how to create a touchscreen compatible with their chip, and in discussing the "mechanical stackup" of a ...
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Capacitor dielectric: Is X7R a direct upgrade over 2C1?
I'm trying to replace a capacitor with an IECQ-CECC 2C1 Dielectric. The supplier has offered a comparable EIA X7R Dielectric. Viewing this comparison document, they are largely identical. However, the ...
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Material with fairly high resistivity, but allows flow of charge
Is there a material with fairly high resistivity (at least semi-conductor level), but also allows the flow of charge through it (and subsequently to the ground)? The flow of charge does not need to be ...
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How does same capacitor with different dielectric affects the circuit?
I am working on a project and finalizing 0.1uF capacitor with 50VDC(decoupling). I am finding with different dielectrics. My question is how does two diffrenet capacitor having same capacitance and ...
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Capacitor dielectric and current flow [duplicate]
A capacitor has insulating material between plates and this insulting material does not provide any electrical or conducting path between capacitor plates. But still, capacitor allows DC or/and AC ...
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Confusion regarding effect of dielectrics on energy stored in a capacitor
If inserting a dielectric has the effect of reducing the magnitude of the electric field in a capacitor (holding all other variables constant), then why is the energy stored in a capacitor directly ...
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Use AD5933 evaluation board for impedance calculation 1Khz-100kHz
I recently got the AD5933EBZ evaluation board. After taking a look at the user guide, the AN1252 application note and the datasheet of AD5933 itself, I am trying to measure the capacitance across a ...
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What is the correlation between dielectric plates and capacitance? [closed]
A project I'm working on requires a capacitor of 37000 uF and a voltage rating of at least 10kV, but every capacitor I find online can only meet one of these standards and is very expensive, so ...
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Electrical generator where a dielectric is pulled out of a capacitor
In physics class I learned that removing the dielectric out of a charged capacitor increases the voltage and therefore the energy stored.
Could this effect be used to build a generator? The extra ...
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Phased array minimum size
I want to know two things,how big does the phased array needs to be to form proper beam and what is the smallest area the beam can be focused.I learned little bit about lasers and with focal lense,the ...
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What is electron trapping
I am reading an article in which they consider a model for charge transport in dielectric.
The following figure can summarize the different procedures done in this manner:
I am new in the domain ...
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Dielectric Transformer Oil
Which commercial oil can i use for isolation of a high voltage transformer+voltage doubler?.The output voltage is about max 60kv.