Electrical capacitors having low capacitance tolerances and meth

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrostatic capacitors – Fixed capacitor

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29 2542, H01G 1015, H01G 1300

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048414115

ABSTRACT:
An electrical capacitor and manufacturing method therefore provides at least two dielectric bands each with a metal coat on at least one side to form stacked film, or wound capacitors. Changes in capacitance which are the result of fluctuations in dielectric ply thickness are compensated by corresponding opposite modification of the overlap of the layers. The compensation ensues by a de-metallization device that makes the metal coating wider or narrower on the basis of a control direction depending upon greater or lesser ply thickness.

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