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An insulator used to isolate two conductors. The air (Vacuum) is a perfect insulator.
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The corona treating system in its simplest form can be portrayed as a capacitor. Voltage is applied to the top plate which, in the case of a corona treating system, would be the electrode. The dielectric portion of the capacitor would be made up of some type of roll covering, air and substrate in the corona treating system. The final component, or bottom plate, would take the form of an electrically grounded roll.
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The insulating material that separates the center conductor and the shielding.
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An insulating material positioned between two conductive materials in such a way that a charge or voltage can appear across the two conductive materials.
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On a coaxial cable such our CV3000, the dielectric is the non-conductive insulating material that sits between the conductor and the outer shielding. The quality and design of a dielectric play a major role in determining the overall characteristics and quality of the coaxial cable, such as impedance and attenuation. It also has an effect on the speed at which a signal can traverse the cable. A dielectric may be solid, or perforated. ...
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