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Status quo and future prospects for metallized polypropylene energy storage capacitors

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In this paper, the most important polymer film used in commercial capacitors is the biaxially-oriented polypropylene, which is also used for metallized capacitors, depending on application.
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Summary form only given, as follows. The most important polymer film used in commercial capacitors is the biaxially-oriented polypropylene. Other materials, such as polyesters or paper, are also used for metallized capacitors, depending on application. Polypropylene has the big advantage to be economically less expensive than the other listed materials and to have a very low equivalent series resistance (ESR) because of the propylene repeating group, which result in a regular polymer chain. Electrical breakdown behaviour will be analysed in order to improve the dielectric strength and current performance. Performance versus energy density will be investigated too. It will be given an outlook to the new proposals in the field of films, considering their supposed better dielectric and mechanical performance.

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The fundamentals of aging in HV polymer-film capacitors

TL;DR: In this paper, the basic phenomena involved in the aging of capacitors constructed using polymer films as the major dielectric material are discussed, and a wide variety of aging phenomena can be identified, ranging from simple electrical, dielectrics, thermal, radiation, chemical and physical aging, to aging originating from the specific construction of the capacitor.
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Pulse handling capability of energy storage metallized film capacitors

TL;DR: In this paper, the current performance of metallized polypropylene film capacitors was compared with pulses having the same I/sup 2/spl middot/t.