Welcome to Acta Armamentarii ! Today is

Acta Armamentarii ›› 2023, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (6): 1858-1866.doi: 10.12382/bgxb.2022.0103

Previous Articles    

Capacitance Variation of High-Voltage Multilayer Ceramic Capacitors Under Uniaxial Static Pressure

LIU Bo, YANG He*(), ZHAO Hui, WU Xuexing, LI Huamei, CHENG Xiangli   

  1. Institute of Electronic Engineering, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Mianyang 621999, Sichuan, China
  • Received:2022-02-21 Online:2023-06-30
  • Contact: YANG He

Abstract:

In view of the capacitance drift of the high-voltage ceramic capacitor under external force, it is proposed that the main reason for the capacitance change of the ceramic capacitor under external force is the change of dielectric properties of the material, rather than the change of capacitance spacing. For the application scenarios of the high-voltage capacitor, the change of the dielectric properties of dielectric materials under external force under certain field strengths is analyzed by the theoretical model of phenomenological thermodynamics. Tensile stress increases the dielectric constant of materials, and compressive stress decreases the dielectric constant of materials. The results of further uniaxial tests and finite element simulations show that: the pressure parallel to the inner electrode produce tensile stress, leading to the increase of the dielectric constant and rising capacitance of the dielectric material; the pressure perpendicular to the inner electrode causes the dielectric material to produce compressive stress, thus reducing the dielectric constant of the material as well as the capacitance. The research results prove that the theoretical model of phenomenological thermodynamics can be used to analyze the capacitance drift of the ceramic capacitor under external force, which may provide important guidance for the adaptability analysis and design of high-voltage ceramic capacitors under more complex environmental conditions.

Key words: high voltage capacitor, capacitance, phenomenological thermodynamic model, static pressure