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    DATASHEETCONDIS ME DIUM VOLTAGE CAPACITORS

    AND VOLTAGE DIVI DERS

    FEATURES AND BENEFITS

    Dry capacitor technology

    Proprietary CDAS technology

    Smallest variation o the electricalperormance over the lietime

    High temperature stability

    Highest quality and reliability

    Small size and low weight resulting inreduced capacitor cost

    TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

    Partial discharge measurement

    Energy measurement

    e.g. on board o trainsProtection o power generator breaker

    HVDC, e.g. converter voltagedistribution

    Distribution automation &intelligent metering

    Power Line Carrier (PLC)

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    Page 2 CONDIS MVC & VD 20120321 maxwell.com

    DATASHEETCONDIS ME DIUM VOLTAGE CAPACITORS

    AND VOLTAGE DIVI DERS

    PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

    OVERVIEW

    Capacitance Range 2 - 500 nF

    Tolerance on Capacitance 5%

    Operating Voltage 10 - 52 kV

    Loss Factor < 5x10-4 at 20C, 50 Hz

    Partial Discharge Level< 5 pC at 1.2 Time Operating Voltage

    Lower Levels on Request

    Ambient TemperatureDuring Operation & Storage

    -40C to 70C

    Inductance Typically 1 nH per mm Length

    Lifetime Expectancy 20 - 30 Years

    Impregnation GasInstallation Any Position

    Max. Height Above Zero Allowed1,000 m

    Other Heights on Request

    Maxwell is a leading capacitor manuacturer with rst-in-class products quality and reliability, excellent electrical & mechanicalstrength, long lietime and the ability to respond to individual customer requirements.

    Maxwells MV capacitors and voltage dividers are based on a dry capacitor technology. The resin moulded capacitors are basedon CDAS technology, the companys latest technological development based on capacitor windings made o metalized polypro-pylene dielectric and impregnation with gas. Within MV capacitors and voltage dividers tens o fat windings are connected inseries. For optimal perormance and longevity these elements must be as identical as possible. Key element o Maxwells propri-etary CDAS technology is the automated stacking and series connection o the fat windings through laser welded connections.Maxwell is the only supplier o MV components in the world to completely automate its winding and assembly process. Furtheradvantage o the automated process is to perorm a quality check on each individual element as it is wound, resulting in a perectprecision o the nal product.

    Global Capacitance Range

    0

    10

    20

    30

    1 10 100 1000

    Capacitance [nF]

    Phase-to-Groun

    dVoltage[kV]

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    Page 3 CONDIS MVC & VD 20120321 maxwell.com

    DATASHEETCONDIS ME DIUM VOLTAGE CAPACITORS

    AND VOLTAGE DIVI DERS

    EXAMPLE OF PD COUPLING CAPACITOR SPECIFICATIONS

    TYPE Cn [nF] 95%

    Highest Voltage Um 24 [kV] at 50 / 60 [Hz]Working Voltage Upr 13.9 [kV] at 50 / 60 [Hz]

    Test Voltage(During 72 Secs.)

    50 [kV] at 50 [Hz]

    Full Lighting Impulse 125 [kV] 1.2 / 50 [S]

    Full Lighting Impulse Chopped 143.8 [kV] 1.2 / 3 [S]

    Partial Dischargeat 1.2*Um / 3

    16.6 [kV] < 5 pC [Hz]

    Partial Dischargeat 1.2*Um

    28.8 [kV] < 10 pC [Hz]

    Temperature Range -40 to 50 [C] - -

    Temperature Coefficient 0.035 [% / C] From -40 to 50 [C]Flashover Distance 305 [mm] - -

    Creepage 770 [mm] - -

    Total Weight ~7 [kg] - -

    Color Grey - Brown - - -

    Max. Cantilever Movement 100 [Nm] - -

    MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS

    60

    11(6x)

    11(6x)

    M10

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    1 7

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    150

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    175

    115

    155

    115

    36

    354

    18

    30

    R

    15 R

    R3

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    DATASHEETCONDIS ME DIUM VOLTAGE CAPACITORS

    AND VOLTAGE DIVI DERS

    Page 4 CONDIS MVC & VD 20120321 maxwell.com

    Maxwell Technologies, Inc.

    Global Headquarters

    5271 Viewridge Court, Suite 100San Diego, CA 92123USATel: +1 858 503 3300Fax: +1 858 503 3301

    Maxwell Technologies SA

    CH-1728 RossensSwitzerlandTel: +41 (0)26 411 85 00Fax: +41 (0)26 411 85 05

    Maxwell Technologies, GmbH

    Brucker Strasse 21D-82205 GilchingGermanyTel: +49 (0)8105 24 16 16Fax: +49 (0)8105 24 16 19

    Maxwell Technologies, Inc.

    Shanghai Representative Ofce

    Unit A2,B,C 12th Floor, Huarun Times Squ500 Zhangyang Road, Pudong New AreaShanghai 200122, P.R. ChinaTel: +86 (0)21 3852 4058Fax: +86 (0)21 3852 4099

    EXAMPLES OF A 36 kV VOLTAGE DIVIDER SPECIFICATIONS

    TYPECn [nF]16 5%

    C1 [nF]16.3 5%

    C2 [nF]16 5%

    Ratio1,000 5%

    Highest Voltage Um 36 [kV] at 50 / 60 [Hz]

    Working Voltage Upr 20.8 [kV] at 50 / 60 [Hz]

    Test Voltage(During 72 Secs.)

    70 [kV] at 50 [Hz]

    Full Lighting Impulse 170 [kV] 1.2 / 50 [S]

    Full Lighting Impulse Chopped 200 [kV] 1.2 / 3 [S]

    Partial Dischargeat 1.2*Um / 3

    25 [kV] < 5 pC [Hz]

    Partial Dischargeat 1.2*Um

    43.2 [kV] < 10 pC [Hz]

    Temperature Range -40 to 70 [C] - -

    Temperature Coefficient 0.035 [% / C] From -40 to 70 [C]

    Flashover Distance 365 [mm] - -

    Creepage 930 [mm] - -

    Total Weight ~14 [kg] - -

    Color Grey - Brown - - -

    Max. Cantilever Movement 200 [Nm] [Nm]

    MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS

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    1 M12

    2

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    1250

    M5

    161

    10

    380

    20

    M411

    (6

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    220

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