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Re: Lifetime of CD942C20P15K is ~75 hours
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Hello Terry.
> Original poster: Terry Fritz
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> I finally did the great CD942C20P15K MMC capacitor life test.
> I ran three of them at 1414 VAC (60Hz) which is 2000Vpeak.
[...]
> So it appears that the CD942C20P15K capacitors can go for 75 hours at
> 2000Vpeak with little problem. The next 25 hours will see
> significant internal arcing with total failure probably at the 100
> hour mark.
i knew that no "self healing" would save them! :-)))
he-he-he - just 75 hours, and imagine what would happen if for
example D.C. used them in such mode of operation :-D
i`m not afraid even of "75" value, but of the fact, that mmc would
degrade slowly and rather unpredictably. we need to use a time counter
with a coil - like it`s done on the precise devices, plus - several
times a year verify the mmc capacitance - that`s suxxx :-)))
> Sometime I will try to run three at 1000VAC too.
it would be interesting to test them at 2Vpeak=VDC - almost so called
"properly derating" :-D
anyway - thanx for current results (though i don`t think it was
extremely hard to do technically :-D).