This standard applies to power electronic capacitors used in rail transit rolling stock. The rated voltage of capacitors covered by this standard is up to 10000V. The operating frequency of systems employing such capacitors is usually below 2500 Hz, while the pulse frequency can be as high as several kilohertz and in some cases may exceed 10000 Hz. Capacitors are divided into AC capacitors and DC capacitors. The capacitor is installed in the housing as a component. This standard does not apply to the following capacitors: capacitors for induction heating devices with a frequency between 40Hz and 24000Hz (see GB/T 3984.1 and GB/T 3984.2); capacitors for AC motors and similar capacitors (see GB/T 3667.1); Capacitors used in circuits for suppressing one or more harmonics in power supply networks; small AC capacitors for fluorescent lamps and discharge lamps (see GB 18489 or GB/T 18504); capacitors for suppressing electromagnetic interference ( See GB/T 14472); Parallel capacitors for AC power systems with rated voltage above 1 000 V (see GB/T 11024.1, GB/T 11024.2); Self-healing parallel capacitors for AC power systems with rated voltage 1 000 V and below Power capacitors (see GB/T 12747.1, GB/T 12747.2); non-self-healing parallel power capacitors for AC power systems with a rated voltage of 1000 V and below (see GB/T 17886.1, GB/T 17886.2 and GB/T 17886.3) ; Electronic capacitors used in non-main circuits; series capacitors for power systems (see GB/T 6115.1, GB/T 6115.2 and GB/T 6115.3); coupling capacitors and capacitive voltage dividers (see GB/T 19749); Requires energy storage/high current discharge, such as capacitors in photocopiers and laser machines; capacitors for microwave ovens. Examples are given in Chapter 9.
GB/T 16935.1 Insulation coordination of equipment within low-voltage power supply systems Part 1: Principles, requirements and tests*, 2023-09-07 Update