Inductance, Impedance and Losses

Inductance, Impedance and Losses

L.1.7 Inductance L Not only magnetic materials possess a magnetic field, every current carrying conductor creates a magnetic field itself. Fig. 1.23: Magnetic fields of current carrying conductors Energy can be temporarily stored in the magnetic field. This effect is technically exploited in coils, consisting of one or more wire windings. The synonymous term “inductor” has become established. There are various types of inductors...

Permeability

Permeability

L.1.6 Permeability μ Permeability describes an important effect in ferromagnetic materials. If a ferromagnetic material is placed in a magnetic field, it is observed that the magnetic flux becomes concentrated in this material. Analogous to electric resistance, the ferromagnetic material presents a good conductor for the field lines. Permeability may therefore be described as a magnetic conducting or penetrating property. Featured Image Fig. 1.16:...

Pulse Load, Power and Voltage Derating

Pulse Load, Power and Voltage Derating

R1.7 PULSE LOADS In many applications the resistor will be subjected to pulse loads. We make distinctions between periodical/repetitive loads and pulse trains; on one hand, where the pulse is repeated at a certain frequency, and on the other separate pulses where a possible repetition will occur after so long time that the resistor has recovered its original ambient temperature. R1.7.1 Periodic pulse loads...

Resistivity, Thermal Resistance and Temperature Coefficient

Resistivity, Thermal Resistance and Temperature Coefficient

R1.1 RESISTIVITY (ρ) The resistivity, ρ, is a material constant. The higher the resistivity in the resistor material, the higher its resistance. The connection can be described as .............................. HereR = resistancel = conductor lengthA = conductor area. Depending on what units we express l and A in we get different units of ρ. A common way is by expressing l in m(eter) and...

Derating and Category Concepts

Derating and Category Concepts

C1.6  CATEGORY CONCEPTS AND DERATING Recommendation for voltage derating means that the actual capacitor shall be used in the application at lower voltage than rated voltage. Derating is expressed usually by percentage of rated voltage that shall be subtracted. For example 20% derating means that the capacitor shall be used at 80% of rated voltage at the specific applications (10V capacitor to be used...

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