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 Capacitor Book

Electrolytic Capacitors

Theory, Construction, Characteristics and Applications

Second Edition
by
Paul McKnight Deeley & The FaradNet Staff
 Preface to the Second Edition
Great strides have been made in all aspects of capacitor technology since Electrolytic Capacitors was published in 1938. Most of the material presented here at this time is directly from the original edition. The reader should therefore be cautious in regards to the technical veracity of any claims herein.

The greater part of this book will ultimately become part of an online history of capacitors. New and updated material will replace this book in phases, so that an entirely new book will emerge in the end. A similar approach is planned for other capacitor and related raw material technologies.

Everyone is encouraged to participate in this project by contributing material from their field of expertise. Organizations of all types are also encouraged to support our efforts. Credit will be given according to value provided. Please see the sponsor page for benefits of sponsorship and for contact information.

Contents by Chapter
Part I: The Basics
  1. Electrolytic Capacitors
  2. Basic Theory of Operation of Electrolytic Capacitors

Part II: "Wet" Type Electrolytic Capacitors

  1. Wet Type of Electrolytic Capacitor
  2. Fabrication of Wet Electrolytic Capacitors
  3. Formation of Anode Films
  4. Aging and Characteristics

Part III: "Dry" Type Electrolytic Capacitors

  1. Dry type Electrolytic Capacitor
  2. Fabrication of Dry Type Electrolytic Capacitors
  3. Formation of the Anodic Film
  4. Nonaqueous Electrolytes and their Characteristics
  5. Winding and Impregnation
  6. Types of Dry Electrolytic Capacitors
  7. Characteristics and Aging
  8. Testing of Electrolytic Capacitors
  9. Rectifiers and Filter Circuits
  10. Non-Polar Electrolytic Capacitors


 
 
 
 
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Updated: 05 March 2008

Publisher: Tyra Buczkowski
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First edition copyright © 1938 Paul McKnight Deeley.
This edition copyright © 1996-2008 Tyra T. Buczkowski. All rights reserved.