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Dielectric breakdown
| Глоссарий по кабелям и проводным сетям |
The voltage at which a dielectric material is punctured; which is divisible by thickness to give dielectric strength.
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Breakdown, английский
- Отказ. поломка. кризис. крах.
- Танец черных в 20-е - 40-е годы, впоследствии перенятый белыми.
- Поломка; разрушение; эл пробой
- Nervous breakdown
- Поломка
- Авария
- A shape in a pivotdiagram, positioned along the connector between a parent pivotdiagram node and the children of that node.
Breakdown (analysis), английский
Listing things according to categories
Breakdown (failure), английский
A failure
Breakdown (puncture), английский
A disruptive discharge through insulation due to failure under electrostatic stress.
Breakdown -, английский
Автомобиль техпомощи
Breakdown also called failure, outage, английский
Breakdown current, английский
Ток пробоя
Breakdown flag, английский
Breakdown maintenance, английский
- Maintenance performed after a machine has failed to return it to an operating state.
- Предусмотренные аварийные работы (напр., очистных сооружении)
Breakdown point, английский
The breakdown point of an estimator is the smallest fraction of observations one must corrupt to make the estimator take any value one wants.
Breakdown point., английский
The breakdown point of an estimator is the smallest fraction of observations one must corrupt to make the estimator take any value one wants.
Breakdown product, английский
A substance which is produced when a compound is broken down into its parts
Breakdown time, английский
Время простоев (напр., станка из-за неисправностей)
Breakdown train, английский
Breakdown truck, английский
See recovery vehicle.
Breakdown voltage, английский
- The voltage at which the insulation between two conductors, or a conductor and ground will break down.
- Пробивное напряжение
- The voltage at which an electrical insulation ruptures, thereby destroying its insulating value and permitting current flow.
- The amount of voltage required to cause a dielectric failure through an insulator when tested under a set of specific conditions. this value does not imply that the insulator can be operated at those voltages.
Dielectric, английский
- An insulating (non-conductive) material. found between the inner core and outer shield of a co-axial cable.
- Материал, не проводящий электрический ток. используется для изготовления оптоволоконных кабелей, не подвергается воздействию электрических и электромагнитных полей (в том числе и полей большой мощности)
- A nonconductor of direct electric current.
- An insulating (nonconductive) material.
- A non-conductive insulator material between the center conductor and shield of coaxial cable. the dielectric constant determines the propagation velocity.
- A material that acts as an insulator.
Dielectric breakdown voltage, английский
In an electrical insulating material, the voltage at which electrical breakdown occurs, i.e., the voltage at which current will flow and/or the material melts.
Dielectric coatings, английский
Thin-film coatings made of transparent dielectric materials, e.g. for laser mirrors or anti-reflection coatings
Dielectric connections, английский
Water connectors that reduce the flow of electricity related to galvanic corrosion, from the house piping to the water heater.
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Dielectric constant, английский
- That property (k) of an insulating material which is the ratio of the parallel capacitance (c) of a given configuration of electrodes with the material as the dielectric, to the capacitance of the same electrode configuration with a vacuum as the dielectr
- Диэлектрическая проницаемость; диэлектрическая постоянная
- Measure of the ability of a dielectric material to store electrical potential energy under the influence of an electric field, measured by the ratio of the capacitance of a condenser with the material as the dielectric to its capacitance with a vacuum as the dielectric.
- See permittivity.
Derating factor, английский
A factor used to reduce a current carrying capacity of a wire when used in other environments from that for which the value was established.
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