2011 Prognostics and System Health Managment Confernece 2011
DOI: 10.1109/phm.2011.5939474
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Degradation model and maintenance strategy of the electrolytic capacitors for electronics applications

Abstract: The objective of this paper is to propose a maintenance strategy for aluminum electrolytic capacitors based on the degradation model. According to the physical structure, this paper gives the equivalent circuit model and studies the main degradation mechanism. The degradation parameter is discussed in detail in the equivalent circuit model, and the failure criterion is determined about the ESR and capacitance value. Meanwhile, the power factor correction circuit is designed as a target, and the degradation par… Show more

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“…In the case of capacitors, it is found that the TCCDM is subject to the Arrhenius model between 339 K and 399 K (Figure 6 in [32]), is linear between 253 K and 333 K (Figure 12 in [33]), and exponential between 293 K and 353 K (Figure 7 in [34]). In other words, the Arrhenius model is only applicable within specific temperature ranges, whereas the relationship between the degradation parameter and temperature (i.e., the degradation rate) takes different shapes over different temperature ranges.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of capacitors, it is found that the TCCDM is subject to the Arrhenius model between 339 K and 399 K (Figure 6 in [32]), is linear between 253 K and 333 K (Figure 12 in [33]), and exponential between 293 K and 353 K (Figure 7 in [34]). In other words, the Arrhenius model is only applicable within specific temperature ranges, whereas the relationship between the degradation parameter and temperature (i.e., the degradation rate) takes different shapes over different temperature ranges.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%