Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
series-wound structure
French translation:
structure constituée d\'enroulements successifs/structure d\'enroulements en série
English term
series-wound structure
Its about a condenser : The condenser body is of series-wound structure, so to distribute evenly electric field both along and perpendicular to the axis of the bushing .......
Series wound capacitive structure
A capacitor having opposed first and second metallic films separated by a dielectric. The first metallic film includes a first relatively narrow metal-free zone spaced from an edge thereof so as to form a first marginal metal film band at an edge which is spaced by the first metal-free zone from the remainder of the first metallic film. The first metallic film further includes a first metal-free margin lane arranged between the metal-free zone and an edge thereof to separate the first metallic film into first and second segments. The second metallic film includes a second relatively narrow metal-free zone spaced from an edge thereof so as to form a second marginal metal film band at an edge which is spaced by the second metal-free zone from the remainder of the second metallic film. The second metallic film further includes a second metal-free margin lane arranged between the second metal-free zone and an edge thereof to separate the second metallic film into third and fourth segments.
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Sep 5, 2013 17:50: Tony M changed "Field (specific)" from "Mechanics / Mech Engineering" to "Electronics / Elect Eng"
Proposed translations
structure constituée d'enroulements successifs
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Feb 14, 1997 - Il est toutefois clair que, dans un condensateur du type connu du document (D17), les enroulements successifs du film métallisé sont, en raison ..."
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Note added at 1 hr (2013-09-05 19:09:31 GMT)
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un condensateur est constitué d'enroulements de feuilles, pas de fils comme un induit :
"Les condensateurs sont des instruments qui peuvent accumuler et retenir une charge
électrique. La structure principale d’un condensateur consiste en surfaces conductrices
d’électricité (des feuilles métalliques fines) séparées par un matériau diélectrique, c’est-
à-dire non conducteur. Ces surfaces sont des enroulements de feuilles métalliques. "
http://www.chem.unep.ch/pops/pdf/PCBtranscap_fr.pdf
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