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The High frequency attenuation in shielded distribution cable has been extensively studied. But in the case of solid dielectric cable, this has not been done. A solid dielectric cable has a bit more complex structure including the semiconducting bedding layers and a moisture barrier.high frequency loss is created by these sources.The purpose of these bedding layers is to seal the cable against moisture ingress and also accomodate for the thermal expansion of the cable. The cables studied here are the ones with a corrugated copper sheath and ....etc

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Abstract
The need of low-loss substrate materials with stable dielectric performances over a wide frequency range is a strong
requirement when working at millimeter frequencies, where standard dielectric substrates exhibit prohibitive losses. In
this contribution, the authors focus their attention on a polymer material, the benzocyclobutene (BCB), having a low
dielectric constant equal to 2.65, and a low loss tangent, equal to 0.0008 at 1 GHz, with a stable dielectric behavior
over a broad frequency range, up to THz. The use of BCB ....etc

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Ajaya Kumar Kavala
Research Scholar
Department of Physics
IIT Patna


Introduction of Dielectrics

Dielectric is an entity ,in which equal positive and negative charges separated by equal small distance.
In which each molecule has permanent dipole moment P
This type of materials are known as polar materials
Different molecules has different different directions of the dipole moment.
In Non polar materials ,The centre of the positive charge distributution in an atom or molecules coinci ....etc

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An Improved Nonlinear STATCOM Control for Electric Arc Furnace Voltage Flicker Mitigation
Abstract
Electric arc furnaces (EAFs) are prevalent in the steel industry to melt iron and scrap steel. EAFs frequently cause large amplitude fluctuations of active and reactive power and are the source of significant power-quality (PQ) disturbances. Static synchronous compensators (STATCOMs) provide a power-electronicbased means of embedded control for reactive power support and PQ improvement. This paper introduces a new nonlinear contr ....etc

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electric iron box working principle with electric

The electric iron is one of the most important, extremely popular and widely used domestic electric appliance. The electric iron is based on the heating effect of electric current. Find out more about the invention of the electric iron and how it works.

Introduction
There are various electrical inventions used for domestic purposes such as the electric fire, electric iron, and electric water heater that all depend on one common principle; when a current is passed through a piece of wire, the w ....etc

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ELECTRIC HEATING



When current is passed through a conductor, the conductor becomes hot. When a magnetic material is brought in the vicinity of an alternating magnetic field heat is produced in the magnetic material.

Similarly it was found that when an electrically insulating material was subjected to electrical stresses, it too underwent a temperature rise (Dielectric heating).

Convection is the transfer of heat by the actual movement of the warmed matter.

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