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...librated voltage across the electrodes of the winding so that any existing defects will be "burned away" (see also "self-healing" below). ...s.pdf |archive-date=2010-12-06 |url-status=dead }}</ref> The sawing causes defects on the collateral sides of the capacitors which are later burned out (self- ...

...ors and becomes unstable at the higher soldering temperatures required for soldering with lead-free solders.<ref name="PEDOT" /> ...manufactured that withstand the higher temperatures required for lead-free soldering. Additional this capacitors have better ESR values as polymer e-caps with P ...

...us oxide variety yields higher mechanical and physical stability and fewer defects, thus increasing the long term stability and lowering the leakage current. ...may lead to microcracks when subjected to mechanical (winding) or thermal (soldering) stressors during the post-forming processes. ...

...passivation]] to prevent electrons and holes from being trapped at surface defects, which would otherwise increase the probability of mutual annihilation of t ...passivated, therefore reducing the thickness reduces the quantity of bulk defects.<ref name=":28">{{Cite journal |last1=Augusto |first1=A. |last2=Karas |firs ...

...mechanical or thermo-mechanical loads because of cracks initiated by small defects or scratches. The crack resistance is very low, as in [[glass]]. *Heat treatment, high temperature, soldering fixtures<ref>J. Demmel, J. Esch (ed.): "Handhabungs-Roboter sorgt für Wettb ...

...reverse leakage current flows in very small areas of microcracks or other defects across the dielectric layer to the anode of the electrolytic capacitor. Alt Surge currents after soldering-induced stresses may start crystallization, leading to insulation breakdown ...