Catalogue AVX High Power Capacitors for High Power Electronics
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Capacitor Design
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VN DETERMINATION
The design is based upon the operating voltage Vw
where
Example:
You need:
C = 500 uF
DC voltage = 1850 V
f = 300 Hz
Irms = 50 A 9amb = 50°C
Vr= V 2 x Irms/ (n f Cn)
According to the tables of values, you should find a capacitor with required capacitance Cn and voltage Vn (provided that Vn > Vw).
You must also verify that the working current and the ripple voltage can be accepted by the capacitor.
THERMAL DESIGN
Total losses are calculated as follows: P = Irms2 (tg§o/Cn2rcf +Rs)
(tgSo = 3x10-4 represents the dielectric losses of the polypropylene + rapeseed oil)
Calculate the hot-spot temperature:
9|HS =9amb +RthP
(Rth is the thermal resistance between hot-spot and ambient) (see the table value below)
Hot-spot temperature must be below 75°C.
If hot-spot temperature is higher, then chose another type
and start again the calculation.
According to data:
Vr = 150 V peak-to-peak Vw = 1850 + 150/2 = 1925 V
= capacitor type B Vn = 2000 V C = 507uF
Irms < Imax Vr Vmax
2100 2000 1900 1800 1700 1600 1500
Vn Vw Vdc
-1/f-
Rth (°C/W)
Type A
1.44
Type B
1.24
Type C
1.08
Type D
0.96
Thermal Calculation:
Total losses
P = 502x(3x10-4/(507x10-6x2nx300)+3.49x10-3) = 9.5W
The hot-spot temperature in this example is therefore: 9HS = 50+1.24x9.5 = 61.8°C 9hs <75°C
= Part number DNCFM2K0B5076
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