There is a cylindrical capacitor that is constructed from inner and outer copper shells and a tough material rubber that is dielectric with permittivity equal to 3.0. The outer diameter is 3 x's that of the inner diameter. The inner diameter = 62 mm. The dielectric strength of rubber is 1000 MV m-1. a) What is the voltage rating of the capacitor using a safety factor of 5?

There is a cylindrical capacitor that is constructed from inner and outer copper shells and a tough material rubber that is dielectric with permittivity equal to 3.0. The outer diameter is 3 x's that of the inner diameter. The inner diameter = 62 mm. The dielectric strength of rubber is 1000 MV m-1. a) What is the voltage rating of the capacitor using a safety factor of 5?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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