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Capacitance calculus of a bearing
Unfortunately I haven´t... what a pity! Anyway thank u for telling me it is not that simple.- logic5
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Capacitance calculus of a bearing
I would like to calculate theoretically the capacitance of a bearing with metallic rings and ceramic spheres (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling-element_bearing. The expression for a cylindrical capacitor is: (2*pi*eps0*l)/(lnb/a). However, when adding some spherical balls inside the...- logic5
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- Bearing Calculus Capacitance
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Graduate Dielectric material becomes conductive at High Frequency?
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Dielectric material becomes conductive at High Frequency?
I mean if it becomes conductive at AC. Simplifying, the question would be... is is possible to apply a low frequency signal to a dielectric material and not to be conductive, but when increasing the frequency to become conductive?- logic5
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Dielectric material becomes conductive at High Frequency?
Dear colleagues, I have a question related with dielectrics and their conductivity when High Frequency signals are applied. Is it possible to become conductive a dielectric material if sufficiently High Frequency signals are applied? When a high frequency signal is applied to a...- logic5
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- Dielectric Frequency High frequency Material
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- Forum: Electromagnetism