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Status quo and future prospects for metallized polypropylene energy storage capacitors

The most important polymer film used in commercial capacitors is biaxially oriented polypropylene. Other materials, such as polyester or paper, are also used for selfhealing metallized capacitors, depending on the application. Capacitors manufactured with polypropylene have the big advantage of bein...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on plasma science 2002-10, Vol.30 (5), p.1939-1942
Main Authors:	Rabuffi, M., Picci, G.
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Subjects:	Breakdown Capacitors Dielectrics Electric breakdown Electric resistance Energy Energy storage Equivalence Inorganic materials Manufacturing Metallization Metallizing Metals Paramagnetic resonance Polymer films Polymers Polypropylenes Proposals Stress
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