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RE: cap. voltage rating
Original poster: "Mccauley, Daniel H by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <daniel.h.mccauley-at-lmco-dot-com>
Actually, for MMC's, the things are so robust that some even take the DC
rating to be the AC rating. I've done this with no problem at all.
Dan
>hi all
>how does one calculate the a.c voltage rating of a cap. if u know its d.c
>voltage rating? i have made a capacitor bank rated -at-8kvdc, 0.01 uf. i want
it
>to operate on 220vac, 50 Hz supply -at- 9kvac. how do i calculate the voltage
>rating of the capacitor bank?
>thanks
>raj
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Hi Raj...
are the caps marked WVDC ? if they are then you will be looking for
another set if you apply AC to them.
save those for a DC application and start looking for some AC rated caps
... DC caps really make a mess when they blow up from AC usage.
Scot D