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Capacitor Representation dielectric loss Calculator

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Capacitor Representation dielectric loss

Equation and meaning

\[P_{L} = \frac{{I}^{2}}{\omega \cdot C_{s}} \cdot \tan\left(\delta\right)\]

Capacitor series Representation dielectric loss

Variables in this formula

C_s — C S
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delta — Delta
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I — Current
Electric current SI unit: A
omega — Omega
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P_L — P L
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  1. Leave one value emptyThe empty field is automatically treated as the unknown.
  2. Enter known values and unitsChoose N, kgf, dyn, SI or another compatible unit when available.
  3. Review the automatic answerThe result appears immediately and is substituted back into the formula to check the residual.
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