What is a pulse capacitor?

Pulse capacitors are defined as polypropylene film capacitors for applications that use the stable low dissipation factors required to handle high dV/dt and high ripple currents in power conversion applications. The construction of the pulse capacitor have the following advantages: Single Metalized Film Double Metalized Film

What are typical configurations and constructional aspects of capacitor banks?

The chapter presents typical configurations and constructional aspects of capacitor banks. The two most common implementations of capacitor/switch assemblies are common. One is to have a module make up of one or two capacitors with switch mounted directly over the capacitor terminals so that each module has its individual switch.

What is a capacitor topology?

One is to have a module make up of one or two capacitors with switch mounted directly over the capacitor terminals so that each module has its individual switch. Another is a topology in which a group of capacitors are connected in parallel by a bus bar or parallel plate transmission line and share a start switch placed nearby.