Method for destructive testing of dielectric ceramic capacitors

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Frequency of cyclic current or voltage

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ABSTRACT:
This invention covers a destructive testing procedure in which a voltage 2.5 times the rated voltage is applied to the capacitor, at a relatively high current. The resistance in series with capacitors being tested is reduced step-by-step until the resistance value is reached such that the percentage of capacitor failures on any given sample of capacitors remains constant. Thereafter, all similar capacitors are tested at that resistance value and at 2.5 times the rated voltage. Those which do not explode exhibit remarkable reliability.

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Baker, Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors Testing Methods, Bell Laboratories Inc., Jul. 1980, pp. 1-99.

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