Hi all,
I've seen some high voltage designs use capacitor insulators to add in an effective stand off height to radial caps. I'm wondering how required this is?
My example: I have high voltage caps and a high voltage copper pour under the radial caps. The clearance to the pins is adequate, however perhaps the base of the cap is susceptible.
Really just boils down to an insulation question on the general materials on the bottom of electrolytics I guess. The datasheet didn't mention anything.
Thanks
I've seen some high voltage designs use capacitor insulators to add in an effective stand off height to radial caps. I'm wondering how required this is?
My example: I have high voltage caps and a high voltage copper pour under the radial caps. The clearance to the pins is adequate, however perhaps the base of the cap is susceptible.
Really just boils down to an insulation question on the general materials on the bottom of electrolytics I guess. The datasheet didn't mention anything.
Thanks